POLL TAX movement leader Sheridan was released from Edinburgh's He had served four months of a six-month sentence for contempt of court, after refusing to comply with a court order banning him from the vicinity of poll tax warrant sales.
He was greeted by a crowd of supporters at Glasgow's Queen Street station. Next day he Tommy court order been clected from a prison cell. spoke to a Scottish Militant Labour rally with expelled Labour MP Dave Nellist.
Sheridan described prison, especially his two weeks on the remand wing at Saughton, as dehumanising and brutalising. But he made no apology for having 'shown contempt for the He also thanked the 6,000 people who voted for him into ottice as a Garow councilor, the first time, he said, that someone in Scotland has
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