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Street protesters settle actions
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Monday March 06, 2006 00:58 by Pat fitzgerald - Irishtimeswatch.com
No details were disclosed According to the Irish Times two protesters who sued the State and Garda Commissioner for assault following the reclaim the streets protest three years ago have settled out of court. No details were disclosed. The Irish times reported Fri, Mar 03, 06, that ‘Street protesters settle actions’. |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3It means the righteous protesters took the lure of capitalism and took some money instead of showing the world what an oppressive regime we have in ireland.
That the protestor gets some dough, but can't sue or talk about it further and the state doesn't get to assume responsibility.
in fairness to the protesters, this was a civil case. there would have been no apology or case to answer by the offending gardai, as far as i can gather. the criminal cases failed miserably despite the fact that there was a plethora of photographic evidence and a journo, tourists, and passers-by were also beaten by the police. the legal system failed, which won't come as a great surprise to many here. also, the recent riots on o'connell street would have surely worked against the protestor's in court. it would have been great if they went for it but i can see why they didn't.
we don't need the court to tell us how fucked the garda violence was that day, we've all seen the footage.