http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/lawandorder/5017444/*.html
university student Paul Saville was confronted by four members of Britain's new breed of petty minded police officers after writing in chalk on a pavement, "Liberty: the right to question. The right to ask: 'Are we free?"'
Now he may be a twit for a) getting caught, b) getting caught twice and c) winding the fuzz up, but the civil liberties lot are going to have a field day if the CPS are dumb enough to carry this case forward.
Link doesn't work. Try this: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/lawandorder/5017444/Student-facing-trial-over-writing-on-pavement-in-chalk.html
d'Oh sorry CFH didnt see your thread.
THREAD CLOSED USE CFH's
They're missing a " in their second paragraph. They do it again later on.
How many people are now going to go out and write
Liberty. The right to question it. The right to ask: "Are we free?"
on the pavement in chalk? I know that I'm tempted.
They are not missing a ". You don't need to end a quote with one if you immediately follow with another quote.
Really? Looks silly without one though.
