Topic: Lovell Marriott

Lovell Marriott, who has staged several one-woman demonstrations in recent years, appeared in Grand Court Friday to appeal against her  convictions for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and her conditional discharge sentence.

Protester Lovell Marriott has been acquitted of being an idle and disorderly person by the Summary Court.

Lovell Marriott has been conditionally discharged and levied a $100 fee in Summary Court, with a warning that she must stay out of trouble for one year, or risk having a conviction recorded against her.

A woman accused of indecently exposing herself while protesting outside the Government Administration Building has found herself on trial before the Summary Court.

Two new Summary Court trials have been set for Lovell Marriott, who is separately accused of being an idle and disorderly person, and assaulting police.

The Summary Court trial of protester Lovell Marriott came to an abrupt end midway through the hearing, Wednesday, after she found herself at the centre of contempt proceedings for taking unauthorised pictures of the judge and witnesses.

The Summary Court trial of Lovell Mariott took a surprising turn as a police officer tasked with investigating a claim of indecent exposure told the judge she couldn't find any evidence to support the allegation.