Watching Joel being arrested outside of court and I’ve never seen anything like this before in Australia.
People do media interviews and their own reporting outside of court all of the time. They wait for their mates outside of court all of the time.
I’ve never seen anyone arrested for it.
The only sense I can make of it is as a pre-planned stunt by the South Australia government, as a show of force and to intimidate dissidents.
Police command must have been told something like:
“This one is Joel Davis, he’s likely to be doing media interviews outside of court today. Make sure you arrest him, use whatever excuse you can to arrest him and do it as publicly as possible.”
Free-speech Lawyers need to come forward on this one. This will be a golden opportunity to create a legal precedent to stop two-tier political policing.
Watching Joel being arrested outside of court and I’ve never seen anything like this before in Australia.
People do media interviews and their own reporting outside of court all of the time. They wait for their mates outside of court all of the time.
I’ve never seen anyone arrested for it.
The only sense I can make of it is as a pre-planned stunt by the South Australia government, as a show of force and to intimidate dissidents.
Police command must have been told something like:
“This one is Joel Davis, he’s likely to be doing media interviews outside of court today. Make sure you arrest him, use whatever excuse you can to arrest him and do it as publicly as possible.”
Free-speech Lawyers need to come forward on this one. This will be a golden opportunity to create a legal precedent to stop two-tier political policing.
BY Blair Cottrell 🇦🇺
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