I have read this with interest, as a disabled man I know visited France twice over seven weeks, each time bringing back exactly the supposed allowance of 3 KG of rolling tobacco. He is both physically disabled and dyslexic, and on the second occasion, they seized the tobacco, on the grounds that it could not be for his own use, so he must be selling. Exactly as in your case, great attention was paid to being DLA - the implication being that he could not afford the tobacco, so must be selling. He has appealed, they 'forgot' to let him know about the magistrates, and having appealed to the Crown Court, nothing seems to be happening in reply to emails sent asking for information, and the case is March 17, I think. I am a Mackenzies Friend with some experience of courts, and this man is determined to fight. So what happened in your case, as I see the thread ceased in October 2008. Zen