ID protesters to face court
CAMPAIGNERS arrested during a protest against ID cards at the Carlton Highland Hotel will appear in court later this month.
The "No2ID Nine" – which includes three doctors and one PhD student – were charged with breach of the peace offences following an incident at a Home Office meeting on ID cards at the hotel on Monday.
The protesters – members of the Edinburgh branch of No2ID – are set to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on July 24.
Among those herded into police vans was a four-year-old, who was taken away with his mother.
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