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OK - two separate questions: You attend a RTC and need to close the road to allow safe working: what are our powers? There's a parade marhing along the high street and you need to close the road to allow safe passage: what are our powers? Thanks in advance, Steve

Hello to all Not sure if this has been previosuly discussed, or is too simple for anyone else to have asked! What is the difference between Outraging Public Decency and Indecent Exposure? An example or two of each would be helpful Thanks

Morning, if an employee is driving a company pool car and is done for speeding via a camera, and then states that they were not driving the car, and no one can prove they were driving it either, who ultimately is responsible for the fine and possible points? Is it the company? and if so who in the company would carry the points?

I'm not looking for legal advice, but I've spent a fair few hours trying to find out online what would happen to someone if they were reported to the police for getting debts in a family members name? There seems to be very little info on what happens or what the regular procedure is and depending on what does happen will sway my decision on whether to report them... if that makes sense? Any info that anyone can provide would be much appreciated! I have a feeling it will be a civil issue, but would they be investigated by the police first?

As the title suggests, I was wondering what the legality is of a 17 year old drinking alcohol while out at a picnic. I know it's legal for one to have a drink at meal times, or when out at a restaurant but the law is rather grey on the subject of drinking out of doors in a non-typical manner.

What's the rules on having a foreign registered car on British roads when it comes to VELs? IS there any way of finding out how long they have been in the country? AS, I assume, once they have been here for a certain period they'll need a VEL.

Back in March a 22 year old is found guilty of 3 counts of criminal damage on different dates totally £300 and one case of shoplifting, he pleads not guilty to another. He has previous for Shoplifting and is of no fixed abode. This week he's up in court for two separate offences, don't know the outcome of one, but is convicted of the second (the one he pleaded not guilty to at court in March). He was actually arrested on the morning of the hearing for another offence and he still gets bail until they decide what to do with him. I thought people were supposed to be remanded in custody if there was a chance of re-offending. This individual has no fixed address, a history …

Hi guys, Have applied to strathclyde police and i've got my sets and fitness tests on saturday :sweatingbullets: My nephew wants to apply as well but he has a police caution for having an offensive weapon in his bag (nunchucks stilll in bag) and was a gift for a martial arts enthusiasts cabinet . This was over seven years ago . He is worried that this would go against him if he applied would this be the case, thanks in advance

So I've spent the evening at a BBQ with friends when I notice one of them has left after drinking 6 or 7 cans. Have a look around and see his car and keys have gone. This isn't the first time he's done it. He's drove after drinking every weekend for the past 6 or 7 months so decided enough is enough. Now it's not easy "grassing" on a mate, so obviously I didn't take the decision lightly. I phoned the GMP non-emergency number which rang out for atleast 4 - 5 mins with no answer, so decided to dial the 9's instead, as although he would have been approaching home, he could have stopped somewhere to get more drink / something to eat etc. The call went something like thi…

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