When Protest Is a Public Nuisance, the Public Should Worry
Julian Dobson
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Posted 10.12.2012
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A healthy democracy champions the right to dissent, and to do so visibly and publicly. If protests cause harm, then judges have all the artillery of criminal law at their disposal; if no harm is done, they should leave well alone.
