sleepinoz,
I don't know whether you're addressing me specifically or talking to all. I don't know what the coroner said, but I take from Blues Clues' post that she did ask something along those lines. I figure that the privacy and safety of those children should be a primary consideration even if it turns out that the coroner did not in fact ask for information to be restricted.
And I'm guessing the reporters could tell a lot by the fact that FA was asked whether he wanted to question the witness: I think he would only be entitled to question evidence which is relevant to him.
Yes I was addressing your post.
It seems what was said was said in open court, with FA listening, I imagine he is aware. I'm sure that Doc wasn't the only person in the room either.
Their privacy, as far as the court is concerned, is that they have been given pseudonyms and have not been identified, ensuring their safety and privacy. We don't know their situation, they could live on the other side of Australia at this point or even overseas. We don't know.
For the Journalists to be able to actually put a name to the person they were discussing, is obviously a choice/decision made by the court - how else would they know if they children where using pseudonyms? The women giving testimony, even with pseudonyms, were visible to FA.
All we know is what was said in Open Court, which Doc has so generously relayed to us.
And BTW, it's against TOS to tell posters how to and what they should post.
ETA: Doc is not the first person I have heard this from. So how do you propose to stop the truth?