7 or unauthorized use of amplifier were also found. Furthermore, there were also prosecutions against demonstrators who used artificial weapons such as, ping-pong bombs and combustibles (flaming bombs) or offenses that are often considered of serious conduct under the Criminal Code. The above charges and offenses even if it is done as provided by law, c may affect the rights and freedoms to peaceful assembly and political opinions, including litigation that may cause fear to exercise such rights and freedoms. This includes unreasonable restrictions on the r rights and freedoms of individuals, such as prosecuting for traffic offenses or the unauthorized use of the audio amplifier. Therefore, law enforcement officials should consider the proportionality and necessity of taking measures to maintain peace, in order to protect the right and freedom of peaceful assembly and political expression and do not do anything that would limit or create unreasonable burden. 1.3.4) Temporary release It was found that during events of rally there were both groups of people that were arrested and were taken to court for warrant of detention. In some cases, the court ordered provisional release with or without bail, and people were taken to court for an order. In other cases, temporary release order was revoked which resulted in the person being sent to prison, and then there were cases where the court did not approved bail on ground of violating provisional release conditions in previous cases and the court reason a repetition in committing an offence. Some detainees have not been granted bails for irrelevant reasons. For example, in the case of an alien whose bail was not granted due to lack of identification documents or in the case of a minor who is 16 years who was not granted temporary release due to the absence of relatives. It was considered that the court has issued orders not to allow temporary release in some cases. Although, provisional release is a case of discretion in considering the facts together with the law within the jurisdiction. Nevertheless, the granting or disallowing of provisional release should consider and give importance to the presumption that the accused or the defendant is not guilty until a final judgment has been made. It should further be based on the principle that everyone should have the right to be granted temporary release during trial as