My first thought was if you can be sued for revealing sealed court records? Apparently in CA it is explicitly illegal: >The lawsuit leans heavily on a Califo

My first thought was if you can be sued for revealing sealed court records? Apparently in CA it is explicitly illegal: >The lawsuit leans heavily on a California law that makes it illegal to publish an arrest report after it has been sealed by a court. The law has been attacked by First Amendment advocates, who say it violates free speech protections, strengthened in this instance because the information is an issue of public interest — an argument Blackman contests.