IMAGE · PUBLIC LIBRARY #191
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Revealing a Name
Protected by a Judge's
Order
No, you generally cannot reveal a
person's name if a judge has
issued a protective, gag, or
anonymity order keeping it
private.
While the First Amendment offers
robust protections for free speech
and freedom of the press,
constitutional rights are not
absolute. They must be balanced
against other vital legal interests,
such as ensuring a fair trial,
protecting the privacy of victims or
minors, and maintaining the integrity
of the iudicial svstem
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