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For the purposes of an assault do items that the (potential) victim may be holding or wearing count as being part of their "person"? e.g. If I'm carrying a camera and a person says "no photography" and pushes/pulls/grabs my camera have they potentially assaulted me? edited to add an example.
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My son moved back to the UK in Jan 2008. He has a Spanish driving licence, full, for cars and motor cycles which expires in 2016. He intends to work/stay in the UK permanently. I have looked on this website: which suggests he has until his 45th birthday, but the licence expires in 2016, so he could only be covered until then. However if I use the Interactive Tool HERE it says he can only drive for 3 years. Why can't the DVLA manage to agree with itself on it's own website? Anyone like to hazard a guess, backed up by law if possible, about when my son has to exchange his licence for a UK one?
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What constitutes excessive noise ? I am at my home and can clearly hear driving instructions from an outside public address system It sounds as if its coming from an area where I know there is an event/conference centre. Earlier there were fireworks, not too noisy and quite pretty but now they sound as if they are giving instructions to drivers, and asking spectators to stand back etc. Is the time that these events must cease ? This is a working/school day after all.
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I have a question for some wise old head to answer. (Given to me last night by a mate in a pub) He lives in a cul-de-sac with very limited parking places, Now he parks his car away form his house but next to a high kerb. An old lady lives next to where he parks his car and has a garage which has a dropped kerb. He has had about 4-5 letters on his car ranging from polite to outright rude asking and telling him to not park there. He has tryed to speak to the old lady but she ignored him. Now is she commiting an offence by placing these letters on his car? (Crim damage on windscreen wiper etc.) Just pondering through my mind this one Thanks
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My daughter had a fight with a student at a station 2 months ago.My daughter is 14 and the other girl 12. my daughter stated that the girl in question threw her scarf on the track...my daughter went up to her twice requesting for her scarf.... On the third ocassion my dauhter said she stood in front of and ask for her scarf or money to buy a replacement....the girl pushed my daughter and a fight ensued. my daughter was suspended from school for 5 days for fighting in her school uniform......... To my horror i got a telephone call today inviting us to go to a police station for interrogation.... The PC i spoke said MY DAUGHTER WOULD BE ARRESTED AND THEN INTERVIEWED..…
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A call to a fight is made, on arrival victims give description and on the basis of that an arrest of a nearby person follows. While that person is in handcuffs the suggestion of making a street id by driving the victim past the arrested party is made. Thats wrong isn't it?
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I recently saw a car in the Auto-trader around two weeks ago. Advertised with a car dealership. I rang to enquire about the car and it was exactly what I was looking for. I put a deposit on the car of £200 and the car was worth £2800. I was told I would get a call the next day so I could go down to manchester and pick it up. Now from that date, around two weeks ago, ive had to ring up daily to find out what was going on, and every day I was told it wasnt ready. This went on for a week and a half, when eventually I saw another car and bought that one instead. I rang to enquire about a return on my deposit. I had to wait untill today when the 'boss' was in. Just rang hi…
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im a bit confused about the law with air rifles now since the gun amnesty or something like that. its only 10fps (its dropped over the years). the pellets and rifle are kept seperate and im 19. i dont think there is a problem but im not 100% sure on this. any feedback would be appreciated
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Hello, I have just joined the forum. I have some questions about 'offensive weapons'. Knife attacks in London are everyday living. I was threatened with one by a 14-15 year old. Yeah, I know, he thinks he is a big man. I walked away then he just left. I was so angry I ran after him with a rock. When he saw me, he started running away like he thought he was going to be beaten really badly. I was so angry. After chasing him I just turned around and then just ran home. I am very glad nothing happened because it would be on my concious for a long time. I do not like to engage in fighting but some people can be so dangerous that we have to defend our self any way possible. Th…
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Up until 12 months ago I shared a house with my brother. When he moved out he asked if I minded his mail still being sent to my address & thinking nothing of it I said it was ok. I have since found out that he is thousands of pounds in debt & this morning two debt collectors turned up at my door looking for him! They had official I d badges and paperwork and a bloody big van which I assume was to take goods away with. As I was at work this morning, my girlfriend told them that he didn't live here anymore. They said they would be back! I know this is more a civil matter but can they legally enter my property and take any of MY items? Do I have to tell them where h…
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Hi, I hope i've posted this in the right section. Basically i am doing a creative writing course and for my next assignment i am going to write a short story about a shoplifter. I would like to know how many times a person is likely to get cautioned for this offence? How the arrest process would work and any other information about shoplifting which may help me. Thank you.
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I am going outdoor hiking in wales this spring, and i have been discussing with my sister a good camping knife. However, (me being american not british national), and due to the newly enforced knife laws, from what my sis told me the maximum allowed blade length to be carried is 3 inches. Here's my pickle, i been shopping on e-bay uk for a good camping knife and there this one that was highly recommended, however the blade length is 11 inches. Its being sold by registered seller, so my question is, will i get in trouble for taking this for my camping trip? Link to E-Bay Product
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I searched and couldnt find anything but I apologise if this has been talked about before. Last night in the pub I was having a discussion with my mate who thinks its legal to grow small amounts of cannabis on your own property or use it, I however said Im pretty sure it isnt as cannabis is an illegal substance but he thinks because its your own property its legal to smoke it there or grow small amounts. Anyway I was looking for the legislation that would agree with me, would this be misuse of drugs act? Thanks (ps hes not a drug user)
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Me and a friend would like to join a gun club in Liverpool. I thought it would be sensible to ask on here where they are in Liverpool. So, where are they in Liverpool? Also, how much roughly are they to join. Cheers TerryW
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hi I wonder if any one can help me on this please. I was stopped by an officer and asked to produce valid MOT in 7 days. I asked what will happen if i will not produce it. He said it is good to produce it and given me some receipt. He didn't stress MUST to produce and i took it bit lightly. My daughter was born premature and stayed in hospital for 3 months and every day i had to go to hospital after work after picking my wife from home. I literally had no time to produce. and I didn't realise the importance of it. Now I received court summons with out even sending me a letter or reminder to produce a relevant document (likewise utility and ctax reminders if you forgo…
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