State of alarm breaches - just 11% ended up with fines
Most of the sanctions for breaking lockdown
During the original state of alarm from March 14 to June 21, police forces in the Balearics raised 24,000 proposed sanctions for breaches of Covid regulations. Of these, only 3,600 were processed and just 2,655 ended up with fines - eleven per cent.
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are these laws even legal? meaning are these fines legal as I cannot see how governments can take away your rights and then fine you!! to pay them is absolutely madness. they should be challenged in court because covid laws/legislation cannot be lawful.. no way!!