Lawyer posted on facebook "free legal advice to all Victorians. Don't wear a mask challenge the fines in court" is getting silenced by

The finding related to three posts on Facebook, including a post in July last year in which Mr Buckley offered “free legal advice to all Victorians”.

“Don’t wear a mask ... Every single one of you 6.359 million Victorians can challenge the fines in court,” the post said. “The Victorian government won’t fight you in court. It is far too expensive for them to do so.”

In recent days, Mr Buckley has separately been informed that the Law Society is proposing to cancel his practising certificate due to social media posts made by G&B Lawyers, including some made in the aftermath of the firm’s unsuccessful challenge to the NSW public health orders restricting the activities of residents who have not been vaccinated against COVID-19.

On October 15, the day the vaccine mandate judgment was handed down, G&B Lawyers wrote on Facebook and Twitter: “Justice Beech-Jones today said that no one in NSW has any rights. No one has a right to bodily integrity. He basically said it is ok to kill anyone you like.”

Another Twitter user asked if the judgment gave them a green light to go on a “rampage” against people who have wronged them. G&B wrote: “Yeah. [Justice] Beech-Jones said no one has any rights in New South Wales. Do as you please.”

He wrote that the Law Society “want to silence me for pointing out the truth” that the health minister “can make public health orders sentencing unvaccinated people to their death”.

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