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I can't see how any court could possibly regard their t-shirts as "inflammatory". I hope they complain officially or sue, and that the coppers responsible are disciplined for their abuse of power as a result.Comment
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A spokeswoman for BAA Heathrow refused to confirm the existence of the by-law, adding it 'was a police matter’. When asked if that meant BAA was refusing to comment, she said: “No, as I said, it’s a police matter.”
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Depends on the by-law. Might have been legal.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI can't see how any court could possibly regard their t-shirts as "inflammatory". I hope they complain officially or sue, and that the coppers responsible are disciplined for their abuse of power as a result.
One day there will be a revolution this country. Hang on - while we have big brother and the sun the prols will be happy.Comment
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Barrister: Are you aware that synthetic materials melt and burn at a lower temperature than cotton?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI can't see how any court could possibly regard their t-shirts as "inflammatory". ..
Flustered defendant: Well now you mention it, but ..
Barrister: So would you not agree it was grossly negligent and irresponsible to be near airplanes wearing a material that could easily burst into flames in the event of an accident?
Defendent: Er, ..
Barrister: No further questions, milord.
Judge: The jury will now retire to consider their verdict ..Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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After careful consideration of the evidence presented by the defense the jury returns a unanimous verdict. The defendant has the right to bare arms. Case dismissed.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostJudge: The jury will now retire to consider their verdict ..Comment
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fathers4justice activists always found innocent. so they switched to trial by judge where they can offer a gong to get the result required. it all depends on the charge - you cannot always elect from trial by jury.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostAfter careful consideration of the evidence presented by the defense the jury returns a unanimous verdict. The defendant has the right to bare arms. Case dismissed.
Odd as the Magna Carta says "every man shall have the right to trial by his peers". But the prols seem happy with this erosion of rights...Comment
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Those b@stards! Hangings too good for 'em.John Wilding and Mike Lacey, pictured wearing the offending tops, were also threatened with arrest for using Heathrow bus terminal to change buses. This, they were told, is an offence in breach of “a by-law”.Comment
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Originally posted by wobbegong View PostThose b@stards! Hangings too good for 'em.
Good point - exactly what are bus termini for? Or is it just an issue affecting Heathrow bus terminus?Comment
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