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legal advice... sort of lol
right, unfortunatley i gained my 1st speeding ticket last nite, 40 in a 30, so wasn't feeling too clever, looked at the ticket today and saw the time on the ticket said 19:30, it was actually 9:30pm, so the ticket i signed for was 2 hours earlier. all the rest of the details are correct, is there any point in pointing this out, because at 7:20pm i wasn't committing the offence that i signed for?!?
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
ticket to ride i belive the song was by the beatles.
possible you can, but as the ticket was done in person it will have been logged by the office/control and all sorts.
maybe on the grounds the ticket is incorrect, but then they might make the penalty worse for more admin time....
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
thats what my old fella said, dont make it worse lol..
just wandered as in theory the ticket is incorrect
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
You may find that a lawyer who specialises in RTL will get you off on a technicality. That's a crucial mistake the officer has made, times have to be accurate otherwise the ticket ain't worth the paper it's printed on.
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
is it gonna be worth the risk, my 5 insurance is due next month, got some quotes with my points and its still a ton less than last year
would be nice to still have a clean licence ltho, kept it clean for 7 years! lol
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
TBH what is 3 points & £60 fine... everybody at some point has 3 points... my insurance went down when i got 3 points aswell...
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Re: legal advice... sort of lol
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
as the guys are saying above it may just be more hassle then it is worth, and theres nothing stopping the old plod just completing a new ticket based on the info logged on the central computer, and after all you did sign to say all the details are correct the finger of blame will be pointed back to you so maybe just let this one fly!
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Regional Rep
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
I got a speeding ticket the second week of passing sent my details off sent the cheque of even though the date and time were incorrect and they sent it all back with a letter sayin your a naughty boy but consider this a warning, i would tow the line and see what happens.
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
Mark forgot to ask before, was it a traffic officer that caught you and did you admit to the offence? If it was a traffic car then their speedo is certified unlike a normal "beat" car, also if you admitted to the offence at the scene then forget contesting it.
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
yeah was a traffic cop and he laser'd me from 147.3m to be precise lol.
signed the form to say i wasn't concentrating blah blah so i think i'll just take them like a man. just called my insurance and they said not to worry and it hasn't affected my premium at all which is nice. just gutted cos i'd kept it clean for aaaaaaages lol
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
Theres loads of rules about how they use each peice of equipment.
I dont belive they always play by the book.
If you know you were going what they have charged you with, fair enough , but if you belive other wise it is possable.
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Non-member
Re: legal advice... sort of lol
i was court doing 46 in a 30 with the laser. contested it
the police were not clearley visable and i asked to see the calerbration certificate because it needs to be calberated every 3 days they could not produce it so i was let off. ask for the cert 9 times out of 10 you will get away with it.
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Re: legal advice... sort of lol
i was caught doing 40ish in a 30...............because thats what i thought the road was, but they changed it a year or 4 before and i was none the wiser..
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Re: legal advice... sort of lol
It sucks but take it on the chin,you will be wiser next time i got done doing 33 in a 30 zone in my transit van
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