I'm the bunny: Hinch on conviction October 3, 2013 - 8:04AM 24 reading now Broadcaster Derryn Hinch is maintaining he's been made a social media "bunny" after being found guilty of breaching a court suppression order in the Jill Meagher case. Hinch says he published the material in question hours before the suppression order was made, though he acknowledges the judge said it should have come down from his blog earlier. What angered me and upset me was I think I have been the bunny here. I don't believe I was guilty," he told the Seven Network on Thursday. Other newspapers published articles that could have been considered in contempt of court but got away with it, he said. They didn't get charged. I did. I think I was the social media example because the suppression order was brought down five hours after my story. He also said he believed social media behaved "dreadfully, irresponsibly, reprehensibly" over the Meagher case. Hinch said after a long history of falling foul of the law, he was familiar with the concept of contempt. I'm very aware of contempt of court... I am very cognisant of what constitutes contempt of court. I don't believe on this occasion I was guilty. Sentencing submissions will be made on Friday next week.