whats' the law on T-shirts?

[bryan35]

Strange question!!!!

BUT, lets say you had a t-shirt that has, as part of it's design, a collection of number and letters printed on the back which was the same a valid registration mark, and you were then to go shopping one summer afternoon in the centre of london, would the owner of such registration mark get a CC letter through the post?

[kenp]

That's one for the Fashion Police.

[bluepolarbear]

Depends on the letters but in worst case 6 months in jail

Check out yet another great clause in the Terrorism Act 2000

[mojocvh]

bluepolarbear said:

Depends on the letters but in worst case 6 months in jail Check out yet another great clause in the Terrorism Act 2000

OK you got me, can you explain please.

MoJo.

[mojocvh]

Two threads with same title?????????????????//

[bluepolarbear]

mojocvh said:

bluepolarbear said: Depends on the letters but in worst case 6 months in jail Check out yet another great clause in the Terrorism Act 2000 OK you got me, can you explain please. MoJo.

Very simply it is an offence under section 13 to wear an article of clothing (or display any item) in public which would indicate membership of or support of a proscribed organisation.

The home secretary chooses which organisation he deems are proscribed currently 39 organisations on the list.

If your t-shirt had the right letters then its 6 months inside and a fine.

[mojocvh]

kay.

[towman]

There is a new fundamental terrorist movement...

The Fanatical Christian United Kinship. or FCUK for short.

Anyome openly wearing clothing displaying their initials should be sent to jail immediately.

[8Pack]

Telecommunications, Wireless And Telephone Sevices?

[Munta]

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[8Pack]

[Munta]

Would this be allowed? After all - they do a wonderful job and we should all be supporting them.

[8Pack]

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[hedders]

Thats fantastic Munta LMAO!