Hundreds of people were detained or fined for breaching the State of Alarm restrictions last year, but now that the Constitutional Court declared it unconstitutional, a raft of people who were charged with a crime of disobedience are being acquitted.
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Imagine having to go to jail for 9 months, because some governement doesn´t know the law. Incredible. There was no crime, nor was there any disobedience. Just crappy governing. Maybe they should go to jail, for holding a country at ransom and bringing it economically on its knees. But funny enough, that never seems to happen.