Don't feel too encouraged by police leniency with JK Rowling

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : You need only look at the sharp change in public attitudes over recent years to see how disastrous that has been for gender identity politics.
46% : Legal academics in Scotland have been loudly bemoaning the public and the press for failing to understand the provisions of the Act.
43% : Far from misapprehending the Act, free speech campaigners, journalists and ordinary citizens have been left to cobble together an interpretation of one of the most poorly communicated pieces of legislation to emerge from the Scottish parliament.
30% : In doing so, she said that, if this was a crime, she would 'look forward to being arrested' under the Act, which carries prison sentences of up to seven years.
29% : They don't want to hear donnish musings on how Police Scotland's handling of Rowling's tweets proves that criticism of the Act is overblown.

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