11.   An opposition politician faces two trials next month for speaking in public without a police permit.

12.   Chee has served two served two prison terms in the past six weeks for giving political speeches without police permits.

13.   Chee says the law, which requires a police permit for any public address or meeting, is wrong.

14.   During his rule, Kaunda strictly enforced regulations requiring police permits for political meetings and other public gatherings.

15.   Even small public gatherings and outdoor assemblies in Malaysia require police permits.

16.   Even small public gatherings and outdoor assemblies require police permits.

17.   Every street vendor and shopkeeper needs a police permit that can be withdrawn at any time.

18.   Final arguments in the case centered on the issue of whether requiring a police permit for a political speech violates the Constitution.

19.   Fresh from a seven-day jail term, opposition politician Chee Soon Juan went on trial again Tuesday on a charge of speaking publicly without a police permit.

20.   He also argued that the law requiring police permits for public speeches is unconstitutional.