Irish judge bans prolific litigant from suing court staff over deepfake abuse campaign

An Irish judge has barred a prolific lay litigant from suing court staff after finding he waged a 'shocking campaign of abuse,' including posting deepfake images of proceedings online. The ruling marks a rare judicial curb on vexatious litigation and misuse of synthetic media in Irish courts. The decision's broader implications for deepfake regulation and court integrity remain uncertain.

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