If a hearing is not held by February 10, 2011, Mr. Hotz will be forced to surrender his storage devices to Plaintiff SCEA, and will continue to be restrained, without a hearing or consideration of the substance of the TRO Order. A hearing is also needed so that Mr. Hotz may limit the breadth and vagueness of the TRO.

He is just not allowed to discuss any aspects of the hacks. Since he is the one who released it originally Sony is suing him. However, they are taking action against team FailOverFlow as well, but are having difficulty finding the other hackers. So they are trying to force sites such as psx-scene, youtube, twitter, etc to release their IP addresses to catch them so that they can be sued as well. It's a long dramatic story. In the end, Sony won't win this one. I've done the research, it never ends well for Sony.