Original sentence: Her sister Sarah was a lawyer and part-time judge.Sarah Harman was found guilty of contempt of court and "conduct unbefitting a solicitor".She resigned having been caught passing confidential papers to Harriet Harman, then Solicitor General.She was ordered to pay £25,000 costs
Edited sentence: A judge said that a goverment department had no right to see a family court file and needs leave from a judge to do so.After the case the law was changed to allow anonymised papers from childrens case to be released to MP's.Harman was given summaries of sensitive family court papers  by her sister, Sarah, a leading family lawyer.Sarah Harman accepted a financial penalty, she agreed to pay three quarters Kent county council's legal costs and half those of the Children's Guardian, amounting to 25,000 pounds.The Attourney General spokesperson said that the Soliciter General, Harriet Harmen had acted in good faith and that the court had not criticised her actions in any way.The judge said that on the face of it, Sarah Harman was in contempt of court and she was found guilty of "conduct unbefitting a solicitor" for passing the papers to her sister.The papers were appertaining to a case in which a mother was found to have deliberately harmed her child, After taking legal advice from a goverment lawyer in the law officers' department Harriet Harman then passed then on to the children's minister, Margaret Hodge.The solicitors' disciplinary tribunal suspended her from practice for 3 months from January 2006