Regulations of railway act

Thank you, am very impressed at how fast the responses are here from you ! is the worst case scenario for me a single rora conviction if no ooc settlement ...

Spoke to a solicitor who said in cases like this where it's more than once, it gets passed over and investigated by the serious fraud team, is this correct ? what is the worst that can happen , very worried about a conviction , is a custodial sentence also possible ? Should I instruct a solicitor ?

So could this potentially be prosecuted for both offences with the mg11 under two different convictions ?

Thank you for reply, only tailgated once , he asked where I came from and he then realised it was from a different station to my home one , then I admitted I had done this over a six week period buying weekly tickets , I gave him the 3 I had in my wallet , I told him everything and signed tickets and the mg11 so completely guilty , fares I owed think would be about 160 pounds is worse case scenario prosecution for this and a large fine , have never been to court before and very worried

I have been very stupid had a complete meltdown recently no idea why I have done this, to explain simply, I have tailgated on a weekly ticket I had that had expired the day before and forgot . then what makes things far worse is that this was starting from a station further in that I have been using for six weeks which I owned up to and gave the se inspector three weeks of tickets that i had to sign , I was cautioned, and given an mg11, I have never had one of these before and never had a conviction before in my lifetime. now over 50 years of age. very worried how much trouble am I in, I have paid over £1000 in correct train fares this year. will that help my case , what is the worse case scenario ...