The public order act (1994

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• Abongo 10 years ago

  I must confess i have not read you article in full but gleaning parts of it , i must say you are also continuing with the misinformation. First of all we must all know that there is nothing like absolute freedom and to say no ...
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  I must confess i have not read you article in full but gleaning parts of it , i must say you are also continuing with the misinformation. First of all we must all know that there is nothing like absolute freedom and to say notification has the same effect as permit is preposterous. you must also know that the power given to the police to call for the postponement of any special event is absolute in the sense that the organisers can refuse the order of the police unless the police go to court to restrain them.

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• kusi 10 years ago

  useless lawyer piss off with this idiot of yours .

  useless lawyer piss off with this idiot of yours .

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• ansa kobii 10 years ago

  shame. you probably are not learned. your attitude betrays u as rather useless and uncultured. why do u insult a lawyer for expressing his academic opinion? learn to be civilised.

  shame. you probably are not learned. your attitude betrays u as rather useless and uncultured. why do u insult a lawyer for expressing his academic opinion? learn to be civilised.

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• ama 10 years ago

  when i read comments like this i get disappointed in people whose education ought to have instilled some sense of civility and courtesy in them. if u don't agree with an opinion, u don't insult the proponent. this in my view ...
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  when i read comments like this i get disappointed in people whose education ought to have instilled some sense of civility and courtesy in them. if u don't agree with an opinion, u don't insult the proponent. this in my view is a shame act indulged in by low-minded persons. lets learn wisdom and refrain frm useless comments.

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• Pee 9 years ago

  By the virtue of police heads being appointed by the head of government being the president then police permits should merely be informed and not seek permit as pertains in the UK.good piece lawyer.

  By the virtue of police heads being appointed by the head of government being the president then police permits should merely be informed and not seek permit as pertains in the UK.good piece lawyer.

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• Okonko Palm 10 years ago

  The write up seemed like a balance and objective one until for some reason the columnist deviated.He did not assign reasons why it was necessary for the PDA but rather painted a picture like it was done for pleasure.When all ...
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  The write up seemed like a balance and objective one until for some reason the columnist deviated.He did not assign reasons why it was necessary for the PDA but rather painted a picture like it was done for pleasure.When all avenues for common sense is shut desperate measures set in.

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