I hope you can see just how extreme Simpson's bogus threat is to the First Amendment freedoms guaranteed by the United States Constitution.
If Simpson had his way, I would be held in contempt of court for publishing anything he and his cronies have arbitrarily declared confidential, even if I obtained the same from collateral sources. In this instance I have gone ahead and published something I obtained from a collateral source, the local office supply store. And I dare Simpson to try to have me held in contempt of court for publishing a blank sheet of paper!
Since the lawsuit began, and since Jerrie Hayes gave me the blank sheet of paper stamped confidential, I have taken thousands of such sheets and have put various messages on them and have sent them out. The opening brief in our first appeal took about 9800 sheets. Quite a few of those sheets necessarily had the same page number on it as was on the one produced to us, which according to one of the court documents cited above, probably had the page number 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 written on it.
If a lawyer could declare blank sheets of paper confidential, and then get an injunction against a defendant or a press prohibiting their use of blank sheets of paper overwritten or not, then the press would have to stop printing, and the defendant couldn't defend himself or herself.
This is not the only example of Simpson's extremism, as he certainly must know.