“…The judge then referred to cases where the balance between the competing rights of protesters and others have been considered, starting with DPP v Jones [1999] 2 AC 240. As the judge noted, that decision was reached before the Human Rights Act came into force and has to be read with a degree of caution in the light of DPP v Zi…”
“… of advance definition. It is, of course, the law that for an obstruction of the highway to be unlawful it must be an unreasonable obstruction (see DPP v Jones [1999] 2 AC 240), but that is a question of fact and degree that can only be assessed in an actual situation and not in advance. A person faced with such an injunction may wel…”