Two men have been sentenced for publishing photographs on the internet said to show James Bulger's killers as adults.
Social media users Dean Liddle and Neil Harkins were given nine-month jail terms, suspended for 15 months.
In February this year, two days after the 20th anniversary of the toddler's murder, they put photos on Twitter and Facebook, which purported to depict Jon Venables and Robert Thompson as adults.
Liddle and Harkins admitted breaching a January 2001 injunction, that was binding on the whole world and imposed before Venables and Thompson were released.
The injunction prohibits the solicitation or publication of any information purporting to identify their physical appearance, whereabouts, movements or new identities.
Sir John Thomas, President of the Queen's Bench Division, and Mr Justice Tugendhat said Liddle, of Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, and Harkins, of Bridlington, East Yorkshire, knew what they were doing was wrong and it was no excuse that others were doing it.
The action against the two defendants was brought by Attorney General Dominic Grieve.
He said the public interest required the injunction's enforcement to mitigate the "very real risk of serious physical harm or death" to anyone who might be identified, whether correctly or incorrectly, as being either of the killers.
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