Court: Police permission not needed for one-man protests - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

A High Court judge has ordered UNC’s 2020 general election Diego Martin West candidate Marsha Walker to pay the Attorney General’s costs, and that of the Police Commissioner, in her failed interpretation summons claim which sought to clarify if police permission was needed for a one-man peaceful protest. Walker’s lawsuit contended she attempted to engage

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