A band of at least 24 protesters arrested after violent clashes with police at an anti-Herzog rally have secured their day in court, but it will be a long wait.
The two-dozen activists are among the 29 people charged after a Sydney rally opposing the Israeli president's visit on February 9.
They want the accusations thrown out on the basis the legislation outlawing their protest, passed following the Bondi massacre, was struck down by NSW's Supreme Court in April.
