JK Rowling dares police to arrest her over SNP's new hate crime law

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Activists have already unsuccessfully attempted to have Rowling arrested under existing laws for "misgendering" after she publicly called Willoughby a male.
56% : "Peter Tatchell, the LGBT campaigner, told Today it was a "good thing to try and crack down on prejudice and hate" but expressed concerns that "so much of the Act does involve subjective interpretation" and was "not clearly defined".
52% : Speaking as the Act came into force on Monday, Ms Brown said: "It could be reported and it could be investigated.
45% : And so there is a concern that the actual interpretation or enforcement of the Act may be clouded by subjective judgments.
42% : "There's a very high threshold, which is in the Act, which would be up to Police Scotland, and what would have to be said online or in person would be threatening and abusive," she said.

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