No it was because he tried to use laws which were intended to protect people from torture. It also sets a horrible precedent. Imagine if every single person who committed horrible crimes could just say they’d kill themselves if the allegations were made public and that would make them go away.I thought he was. I thought that was why the judge was happy to refuse the injunction. As he was under the appropriate care to prevent him doing so.
I mentioned this on the russell brand thread but I’ve been listening to the private eye podcast in the car (didn’t know they did one) and the episode called hot cheeks and cheesecake covers it and is really worth a listen to understand the legalities. Also very good on understanding the AI risk to the internet!