
Reckless Ben free to post Bricks & Minifigs Part 3 after federal court modifies restraining order
Ben previously said Part 3 of his investigation was finished, but that he could not post it because of a temporary restraining order in the lawsuit filed by BAM Franchising and other plaintiffs.
The case was later moved from Utah state court to federal court. Now, a federal judge has granted the parties’ joint motion to modify the restraining order and enter a narrower preliminary injunction.
The new order still blocks things like threats, doxxing, trespassing, impersonation, interference with stores, soliciting leaks, and staged confrontations. However, it specifically says the defendants are not prohibited from discussing the plaintiffs, commenting on the lawsuit, publishing court filings, engaging in investigative journalism, or posting opinions, criticism, satire, and commentary on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, podcasts, and other platforms.
That means the broad speech restriction Ben previously cited appears to be gone, and Part 3 is no longer blocked by the order. This seems to be the clearest sign yet that Ben can post again.