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ah yes, and of course you as a foreigner do know everything about the dutch law
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Once again you make the obvious mistake.
Two simple questions.
How many countries have you lived in and how many different legal
and politcal processes in how many countries have you had to deal with?
The wonderful thing about being a foriegner is the amount of ****e you have to learn if you want to do business when living in foriegn countries.
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You claim to be an expert on the Dutch law, but all you can produce as evidence for your case is "of course it is",
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Thats because its so obvious, your inability to understand your own laws(or even identify them) has been repeatedly proven by yourself.
Every time I push a question you fail.
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If this doesn't show how little in fact you know about the Dutch law, nothing does.
Here in the Netherlands we DO have the right to freely wave flags and banners:
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You did it again.
Can you provide a picture of someone waving a banner after the "pesky clerk" has told them to stop or leave?
Read the law , it on your dads sheet. its also written plainly in the dutchcriminal code, its covered under Arnhems own municipal regs.
BTW the jail term can be 3 months .
Am I to assume you couldn't get the multiple choice question because you
don't know the law?
The maths on that one going by known knowns would suggest the probability is so high it is a dead cert.
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One final question for you: do you even read my posts? There are things I've mentioned more than 5 times now, and it still seems you have never read them.
Have you got reading problems? or are you deliberately "forgetting" everything you don't like to read?
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The problem there is you keep on repeating things which demonstrate that you don't know the law.
Instead of just repeating them why don't you consider dropping the assumptions you have had from the moment your father was arrested and actually check properly.