Palestine Action was banned on July 5 - Justin Tallis/AFP via Getty ImagesCourts risk being overloaded by the trials of Palestine Action protesters, lawyers have said. Plans to prosecute hundreds of people for terror offences for holding signs in support of Palestine Action risk “clogging up the courts”, lawyers said, at a time when they are already suffering from record backlogs and years’ long delays. The backlog has led to major delays that have seen some trials listed for hearings as late as October 2029. “The last thing that the criminal justice system needs right now is hundreds of new cases clogging up the courts,” Ms Wilson said. I support Palestine Action”.