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Thanks for the BP update - we'd missed that one! I'm just wondering why you haven't received an invoice, but your partner has. It may be that, with one car following the other, MET's ANPR cameras bought for 99p second hand on eBay didn't pick the other car up. Or ... are you absolutely sure that your car's log book is registered with the DVLA at your correct address? The last thing you want is correspondence going to an old address. -
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Thank you, I will give them a call on Monday. I do have a hearing on Wednesday at 10 but I will find out what it is for. If I can’t have a guarantee that a stat dec can be put forward there then I’ll cancel and do it the usual way. Thanks once again -
By Man in the middle · Posted
But when you perform your Stat Dec the earlier convictions will be expunged (as if they had never happened) and the sentences handed down for them are revoked. Any convictions and sentences which follow after that will occur on whatever date they are handed down and so can be appealed up to 21 days after that date.. There is simply no need for an appeal against them to be lodged at this stage. If nothing else, you do not know what you will be convicted of. If that has what he's told you I believe he is misleading you. Magistrates are not simply waiting in court for people to turn up to make SDs. As I said earlier, most courts provide appointment dates specifically for Stat Decs and, in the areas I know about it is unusual at present to get a date shorter than three or four weeks hence. Then you really need to speak to the solicitor to find out exactly what the hearing he has arranged is for, because until you perform your stat dec your current convictions remain and the charges cannot be put to you again (so providing you with the opportunity to offer the "deal").. This is really such a straightforward matter and I don't know why the solicitor is making it appear far more complex than it is. I would never suggest you ignore his advice, but you really need to find out and understand what his advice is seeking to achieve and how it will achieve it. -
By Passerby0233 · Posted
Thanks, FTMDave; I appreciate you looking into this. I'm going to draft an email to the new CEO, [email protected]. Looney got thrown out for not declaring "relationships in the workplace." 🍆 😉
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