A lawyer representing him in court argued that the conviction for breaching an antisocial behaviour order (asbo) - by walking out of prison wearing only his boots and socks - was unsafe because he was not permitted to stand trial "not wearing any clothes".
Muneer Bhatt, 37, of Walthamstow, north-east London, said he had just been released from a two-week sentence for breaching licence conditions for a car theft conviction.
Ms Machon said she and Mr Shayler would now continue their fight against his conviction in November for breaching the Official Secrets Act.
The case led to the conviction of others involved for breaching campaign funding laws but Ng was not charged.
He was sentenced to four months for sending the threat and four months for breaching a suspended sentence for a previous conviction for three counts of possessing Class A drugs with intent to supply and one count of supplying drugs.
In May 2017, the local authority hailed what it believed to be "the most criminal behaviour orders issued at once on the back of convictions" for begging after they took 10 people to court for breaching the PSPO.
One man who dressed as a suicide bomber was sent back to jail for breaching the terms of his parole on a drug dealing conviction.
Israel Former prime minister Ehud Olmert is considering a political comeback, despite his recent conviction for breach of trust, to challenge Binyamin Netanyahu in a general election next year.
Yet this is the same woman who has a conviction for breach of the peace, dating back to a 2001 CND sit-in outside the Faslane Trident nuclear submarine base.
Arrested along with 14 other Episcopal priests, Evans soon found himself in a city jail cell, where he remained for six days, leaving only for a brief trial that ended with a conviction for "breach of peace," a fine, and a four-month sentence.
