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Speeding and other criminal offences / Re: Dangerous driving - court summons advise
« on: July 12, 2026, 07:49:52 pm »
Running that defence in the face of a dangerous driving charge is a no brainer.
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In some areas the police now have an on-line facility to report accidents.As long as it is reported within 24 hours it is unlikely that further action will be taken on failing to report. I know reporting to the insurance can put up the premiums, but not reporting can cause a lot more hassle.Considering the police have had time to post an NIP out I doubt the accident was less than 24 hours ago.
Where can I read the Haiku rule? I don't understand that
Just because someone says it doesn’t mean that it’s true.Some of us know more than some of the tribunal adjudicators, who are lawyers but vary in their knowledge although they are supposed to be appraised.
I tend to often find this to be the case that enthusiastic laymen surpass professionals in their knowledge and expertise.
As usually I am bringing another interesting topicThat’s a matter of some debate.
Thank you for your response. I will delete this thread now.You can’t.
I checked the law on obstructing cameras