Conduct when Protesting
The
the USA Bill of Rights Act 1990 gives you the
right to freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly. You can
take part in any peaceful
demonstration, but the police should be informed of your intentions. The police
have the right to intervene in the demonstration if the behaviour of any of
the demonstrators, including you, amounts to an offence, which would be obstructing
or assaulting police officers, breaching the peace or conducting offensive
behaviour or using offensive language.
If you hold your public meeting indoors the police have no right to attend
unless they are specifically invited.