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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4What about section 30 of the offences against the state act?
Its interesting that Liberty, the main human rights organisation in Britain, helped in bringing this case through the various stages. Perhaps, the ICCL which also has a similar remit should consider doing likewise, including in relation to any abuse of Section 30 of the OSA.
Section 30 searches require the Garda's suspision that you have committed a scheduled offence
Likewise drug searches require reasonable suspision that you are in possession of drugs. For a drug search you can refuse to be searched in the street and demand to be taken into a Garda Station.
There is no general stop and search powers in this State nor is there any power where the state can compel you to them where you are going, there is no requirement to account for you future movements.
Likewise the knocking on doors on the routes and demanding information and access to buildings are not backed up by any legal requirement, people should refuse to answer any questions in these circumstances.
The silence on all of these matters is deafening and if they get away with it on this occasion it will be used in the coming months years as this society further breaks now.
The Police state is well and truely here.
it is also insanity that the left ignores the use of section 12 of the mental health act to arrest anyone who 'looks funny'