Oct 15, 2026 · 47 min · 13 segments
Accused and convicted criminals are using the legal system to hide their identities. Justin Quill, top media lawyer at Thomsons, takes us inside the world of suppression orders and how Victoria…
Penelope LierschHostA- and so the, the example there is we, we'll report on a case, say we can't identify the, the defendant.
... uh, and can I tell you the, the high point in my, or maybe I should say the low point-
... of this, I think this, this social media, the, the, the, the stupidity of suppression orders in some cases and the outdatedness of suppression orders, the low point is the Pell suppression.
There was a suppression order in place because there was a second trial coming up.
So all of the mainstream media said, "Right, we're not reporting on, on, on his identity.
We thought it was silly because what was happening on all the mainstream media overseas-
A- and so the, the example there is we, we'll report on a case, say we can't identify the, the defendant.
... uh, and can I tell you the, the high point in my, or maybe I should say the low point-
... of this, I think this, this social media, the, the, the, the stupidity of suppression orders in some cases and the outdatedness of suppression orders, the low point is the Pell suppression.
There was a suppression order in place because there was a second trial coming up.
So all of the mainstream media said, "Right, we're not reporting on, on, on his identity.
We thought it was silly because what was happening on all the mainstream media overseas-
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