The trials of Trudi Warner: Sue Bennet objects

‘She could face up to two years in prison.’

A leading barrister has said that ‘She appears to be simply stating the law.’ | Photo: of Trudi Warner courtsy of @JustStop_Oil on Twitter

On 27 March, Trudi Warner, a retired social worker from Walthamstow, held up a placard outside the trial of ‘Insulate Britain’ protestors at the Inner London Crown Court. It said: ‘Jurors, you have an absolute right to acquit a defendant according to your conscience.’

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