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After this alliance was formed, the conservative-dominated government prohibited seditious writings.

The definition of "seditious intention" originally in Section 24A has become (as amended):.

A proponent of the idea that political rights could be garnered through political pressure and non-violent agitation, Lovett retired from more overt forms of political activity after a year of imprisonment on the political charge of seditious libel in 1839–1840.

Although the Zenger case did not entirely put an end to prosecutions for seditious libel, it set a precedent for freedom of the press.

Sikandar Begum also banned the circulation of any seditious notices either found lying on the road or stuck on the walls.

They concluded that the Four Courts was a centre of "seditious activity".

3 Defence for Acts done in Good Faith, updates the circumstances for good faith exemption in a fashion similar to the definition of seditious intention, above.

The British colonial police raided the offices of Public Opinion, seized Mais's manuscript, arrested Mais himself, and convicted him of seditious libel, jailing him for six months.

In 1955, the importation of American The Atom Spy Hoax was deemed seditious as it questioned the Canadian government's handling of the Igor Gouzenko affair.

After Bainbridge was successfully convicted several times for seditious libel, Chambers eventually had the paper outlawed.

He courted arrested on numerous occasions during the Civil Disobedience movements and smaller occasions of organising protests and publishing seditious material against the British Raj.

265 according to which mere criticism of the government does not constitute seditious libel.

He was a vocal opponent of the reformer Robert Gourlay and helped bring charges of seditious libel against Bartemas Ferguson, then editor of the Niagara Spectator, for publishing an article written by Gourlay.

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The United States Attorney General hinted that he would charge Atkinson with treason and sedition, but decided against it, as officials feared that charging him would only make the 72-year-old a martyr.

The government was not amused, and only timely intervention by the Freedom of Expression Institute on Fraser's behalf prevented charges of treason and sedition.

Over 100 prosecutions for sedition took place in the 1790s alone, a dramatic increase from previous decades.

He was jailed for sedition in 1935.

He was charged with sedition, but was released after paying a BZ'25 fine.

From 1902-1906 he commanded the Baloch Levy, was a postal censor at Bombay, 1915-18, and deputy commissioner Lahore, 1919-23, during which time he was involved in the arrest of Lala Lajpat Rai and Satyanand Stokes on charges of sedition.

Languages of Nagaland Australian sedition law was an area of the criminal law of Australia relating to the crime of sedition.

Early prosecutions for sedition in Australia include:.

the conviction of 13 trade union leaders of the 1891 Australian shearers' strike for sedition and conspiracy; and.

In 1916 members of the IWW in Perth were charged with sedition including 83-year-old Montague Miller, known as the grand old man of the labour movement.

The Sydney Twelve were all charged and convicted with various offences including sedition.

Colonial legislation, for example the Queensland Criminal Code (1899), first established sedition in Australian law.

The Federal period offence of sedition was created in the Federal Crimes Act (1914).

Section 24E allowed that, while an accused person might elect to be committed for trial, sedition could, with the consent of the Attorney-General, be prosecuted summarily, in which case the applicable penalty would be imprisonment for a period not exceeding 12 months.