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update: i went to court as they didn’t respond to my email. asked the prosecutor for an OOC but he did not allow it although his reasons were not great i went to court and was given a fine and they were sympathetic as i was a low income earner. however, i’m still worried about the record and they advised me to look into citizens advice or nacro thank you guys for your help - the prosecutors were not budging sadly they made me sign for each offence separately so they removed the ones that were not me
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sure, this is the email i will send today unless there are any changes i should make? Dear Sir/Madam, I am emailing as I wish to ask for an out of court settlement regarding my case (case number). I realise that my actions have caused TFL financial harm and for that I am truly sorry, and would like to help remedy this in any way. Whilst there is no excuse for my actions, at the time, I was struggling to afford transport as a student working only 6 hours a week. Student finance did not provide maintenance for masters and on top of this, I was on universal credit during that time. I have since been paying for the travel using my bank card and despite going into overdraft multiple times, I continued to pay the full fare for the past 4 months and will continue to do so. This is a mistake I truly regret and am willing to pay the entire amount stated to settle this as soon as possible. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Kind regards,
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i am confused. i read threads and used it to write the original letter (threads have said to add proof etc) but i did not see anything on how to do an on the day ooc maybe i missed it the court letter has been signed and i intend to plead guilty but i have not sent it as it says i can take it with my on the day
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I just replied saying I plead guilty going off my solicitors advice as I did not know any different. His reasons were that after 2020, tfl changed their policy and are now more harsh with OOC and secondly the fact that it’s multiple offences would also make it difficult so he did not draft a letter and I did not do so myself either as he said the chances were less than 10% Yes, so the letter says: ”Contrary to Byelaw 17(1) of the transport for london railway byelaws made under para 26 of schedule 11 to the greater london authority act 1999 and confirmed under section 67 of the transport act 1962” ”further investigation into the usage of the pas identified a further 23 journeys she was suspected of making using the pass, avoiding fares of £110.50……an application will be made in court for £250 contribution towards the costs of Transport for London. Will I be able to apologise at court? I do regret this as the biggest mistake I’ve made. Thank you for your help
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The original letter stated to just plead guilty or not guilty which I said guilty too but as I did not know the number of offences, the solicitors I contacted said they would still want me to plead guilty/not guilty to the number of offences as it’s likely it was multiple. The court summons letter said that I committed 20+ offences within three months. I did not commit all of them however I do not wish to make the process longer by pleading guilty to some and not all. I just want to resolve this quickly. I agree I should not have done it, I’m hoping this recklessness does not ruin my adulthood @Jeboz hi just wanted to tag you in this for any advice you may have around court as well anything would really help - very stressed at the moment
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Hi, I would be really grateful if anyone could help me. I’ve received a letter for court for using a siblings oyster card multiple times. I am 22 and a law student. I know what I did was wrong and I will pay the fine but I am worried that the criminal record will affect my entire career and future before it’s begun. I have contacted solicitors but as it’s a multiple offence and I have no excuse other than being broke (I am in receipt of universal credit), they said i would not succeed. Plus they charge £1000 as they are “saving my career” does this mean my career is doomed? My main questions were about court. I have never been and do not know the process (if I will be able to plead my case to anyone). I read one forum where someone suggested taking cash and paying it all off which I would like to do but don’t know much about who to approach and ask Any help would be appreciated thank you
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hi, i am very worried, going through a similar where i have been summoned to court. caught using MIL's freedom pass -poss100+ uses **RESOLVED** - Page 2 - Public transport (Trains, tubes and buses) - Consumer Action Group can you please explain what happens at court - am i able to plead my case and try to avoid a record or is there no hope. solicitors are charging around £1000 but do not believe my case will succeed ooc i’ve decided to go court but not sure what happens
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