That's your uneducated opinion though.
I still dont understand this bit. It seems to me Tommy had decent legal advice re what he did (faulty advice it would seem). Nonetheless it would seem not have been a straightforward case.
Also I would think whilst there may be very good arguments re contempt of court rules, your average person may well ask how could Tommy get done for this and yet the BBC and others filmed and named Cliff Richard etc for BS paedo offences.
Tommy Robinson: Contempt case referred to attorney general
Tommy Robinson's trial for an alleged contempt of court offence is put off for the second time.
www.bbc.co.uk
Mr Yaxley-Lennon's counsel, Richard Furlong, said the case should be referred to the attorney general - currently Conservative MP Geoffrey Cox.
Judge Hilliard then confirmed the case would be referred up, saying the matter was so complex it needed further consideration. The move would also allow lawyers to cross-examine witnesses