Quebec · online speech / defamation / contempt
Mylène Hébert / Alain Carrier source trail: judges named in the public reporting
This page records the judges named in a Quebec Superior Court source trail triggered by a TikTok about Mylène Hébert being jailed after online allegations and non-compliance with court orders. It is not a judicial misconduct finding.
Public-record summary
Quebec media and legal-trade reports say the Hébert/Carrier file began with serious social-media allegations that were later held false and defamatory. The reported court orders required removal of publications, publication of the judgment, and access for compliance verification. The later imprisonment was reported as a contempt sanction for repeated non-compliance.
Judges identified for the database
- Honourable Bernard Synnott — reported underlying defamation/injunction judgment.
- Honourable Antoine Aylwin — reported contempt sentence.
- Honourable Thomas M. Davis — reported later hearing/default-to-appear proceeding.
Sources
- Radio-Canada: Mylène Hébert jailed in a defamation/contempt file.
- Le Nouvelliste: arrest after refusal to remove publications and surrender deadline.
- Vingt55: contempt sentence details and prior hearing article.
- Droit-inc: legal-trade summary.
- Superior Court of Québec public judges list.