Circumstantial evidence including simultaneous publication of identical content across mirror websites sharing the same IP addresses, registration under fictitious names with a common email address, and near-instantaneous removal of websites upon the contemnor's email, is sufficient to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the contemnor was responsible for anonymous internet publications in breach of court orders. A suspended sentence of imprisonment is appropriate for persistent and wilful contempt involving escalating offensive internet publications.
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