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Is there any laws on on the movement of these vehicles, in relation to the blades, spikes. Than there is speed Of them, Friday morning middle of rush hour, traffic almost at stand still, and there it was a farm vehicle 8 miles around 20mph on a 40 limit.
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I have an ongoing dispute with a nearby pub, the problem stems from the fact that there is a nominal fence around the outside of the pub and the patrons act as if they are inside the building and seem to believe that they can do anything they want, i.e. shouting, swearing, mooning and anything in between. At the Licence Panel the owner swore on his mothers life that he would "police" the outside area rigorously but doesn't do anything about the problem behaviour. I have complained to the EH, and to their credit they do follow up every complaint and it quietens down for a while and then the bad lads reassert themselves and the cycle continues. Question: would you consider…
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Does anyone have any experience of trying to claim back forensic costs from convicted defendants in court? I received a report from the lab a few weeks ago stating that the cost of a DNA analysis for a common assault was around £2,000. A prosecutor informed me that they don't routinely try to claim these costs back. It struck me as completely unfair that the taxpayer should pay for these costs just because the offender is too dishonest to admit the offence in interview with the police. Additionally the extra costs of having to pay for the investigation would hopefully serve as a nice addition to the sentence.
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Hello all, Just need to know if virtual child pornography(computer generated child porn and not real children) is illegal in the UK and if so under what law and if not what do people think about it. I am doing a dissertation on image manipulation and looking for some people for information however due to the secrecy that the hi-tech crime unit need to uphold, i find it hard getting any information. Anything will be appreciated. Thank you
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I have an ongoing dispute with a nearby pub, the problem stems from the fact that there is a nominal fence around the outside of the pub and the patrons act as if they are inside the building and seem to believe that they can do anything they want, i.e. shouting, swearing, mooning and anything in between. At the Licence Panel the owner swore on his mothers life that he would "police" the outside area rigorously but doesn't do anything about the problem behaviour. I have complained to the EH, and to their credit they do follow up every complaint and it quietens down for a while and then the bad lads reassert themselves and the cycle continues. Question: would you consider…
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Probably being a bit daft here but I cannot seem to find an answer in my law book. Quick scenario: You walk in to a group of gobby youths who have been up to no good all night. You notice one youth, who has already admitted to being 14, is blowing smoke in your face and has a fag on. You take the cigarette from him and dispose of it as he is too young. You think he has a packet of them in his pocket, but he denies having any. Is there a specific power to search the youth to find the pack of fags. I appreciate it’s not a question at the cutting edge of crime and I cant say I’ve needed to know it before, but just questioned myself the other day and would like to know…
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This is an issue i have come across several times when i think i finally have the right answer someone steps in a says it's incorrect. Issue is as follows. A). You have a substantive category B (Cars) driver who is riding a 125cc with a pillion without L Plates. They have never taken a CBT or have a provisional A on their licence. Legal or not - what is the process of dealing with them, driving not within conditions of their licence by not displaying L plates? etc. B). You have a substantive category B (Cars) driver who is riding 100cc 2 up without L Plates. Taken a CBT, but has expired as they only last for 2 years and need to be retaken. I think this issue is on the …
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why do people still use mobile phones when it is now law with a fine and 3 points on your licence. {any body know }
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Is it legal to make duplicates of CDs for use at home/in car etc? Did it change in April 2009 to make it illegal?
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i recently had a gathering of friends (10 ish) at my house for drinks and a laugh, i had my neighbour banging on my door at quarter to 11 saying that by law we cant make any noise or shell call the police after 11, we had no music on and were quietly talking in the back garden, i live in a terraced house as well btw. what rights do we have etc? what cant we do? Thanks, josh
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Hi, I've recently seen a report on the news and then found the link to the said initiative on the website. http://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=6281 How can you be fined £70 for littering when any evidence of the said 'littering' would be gone due to it being eaten before it's even bounced? Can the councils actually do this legally as, to me, it seems they are just making laws up. Also, what does 'littering' actually constitute?
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Hi everyone, just a query regarding car insurance im going to pick up a car that ive purchased tomorrow, and i was wondering about how im going to get it home. The place where im picking it up from is 1.8 miles from my house (google maps hehe). just wondering, as it will be my first car, do i need to take out insurance on the day to drive it? and if so if i get it in the morning ,say 9am would i be covered and able to drive it back, as im picking it up at 6pm. or because my dad is fully comp on his car, is he covered to drive it under third party? just making sure as i dont want to get pulled by North Yorkshire finest and end up having traffic offences against my nam…
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Are we legally allowed break car windows if a dog is inside a car oh a hot day? Im not sure if it comes under animal laws or something.
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Hey, just wondering if anyone can help me, was talking to a mate a few days ago about driving without shoes on, and he said that if you had a crash and your found out not to be wearing shoes, then your insurance could not be valid. Is this the case? I've never heard this before and was wondering if anyone knew. Cheers