英国YouTuber Yung Filly（真名Andres Barrientos）在珀斯地方法院的性侵案审判中被判强奸罪不成立，但被认定两项袭击罪成立 [1]。审判期间，主审法官Linda Black发现法庭内部视频被泄露至TikTok平台，随即下令立即删除相关内容 [1]。法官在法庭上向可能传播视频的人士发出严厉警告，表示"我不会犹豫地监禁任何违反我命令的人" [1]。
案件还暴露出多项程序违规问题 [1]。被害人的身份信息被非法公开在网上，违反了法庭保护令 [1]。为加强庭审安全，法官采取措施封住法庭窗户，并要求所有进出法庭的人员出示身份证明 [1]。此外，陪审团在10项指控中的3项未能达成一致意见，是否进行重审仍待确定 [1]。Yung Filly在Instagram、YouTube和TikTok等平台拥有超过700万粉丝 [1]。
British YouTuber Yung Filly, whose real name is Andres Barrientos, faced a verdict in Perth District Court after a trial that sparked concerns about courtroom privacy and social media compliance.[1] The jury found him not guilty of rape but guilty on two assault charges.[1] Notably, the jury could not reach a unanimous decision on three of the ten charges against him, with the possibility of a retrial remaining undetermined.[1]
During proceedings, District Court Judge Linda Black discovered that video footage had been leaked from inside the courtroom onto TikTok and issued an immediate takedown order for the unauthorized recordings.[1] The judge delivered a stark warning to those circulating content on social media, stating: "I will not hesitate to imprison anyone who breaches my orders."[1] The trial was further complicated by the unlawful disclosure of the complainant's identity online, which violated court orders.[1] In response to these breaches, Judge Black took the unusual step of sealing the courtroom windows and requiring identification verification for all persons entering the court.[1]
Barrientos, who has accumulated more than seven million followers across Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, was at the center of a trial marked by difficulties in maintaining judicial control over information dissemination.[1]