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How long following arrest and caution/conviction is evidence of the crime held, i.e witness statements , interview tapes etc? Indefinately or for a fixed amount of time?
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Is it a criminal offence to post a supporting view on a council's planning website for an application - using another persons identity? Prior to xmas the owners of a plot of undeveloped land (directly next to me) submitted a planning application to site a caravan. This application was refused by the planning dept - as it contravened many parts of the local plan. I myself objected to this application. I have just rec'd a phone call from the council planning officer asking me whether I had also made a 'supporting' statement via the councils website. I of course replied that I had not. He then went on to tell me that a statement had been made in my name and my wifes (inc…
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Is eating or drinking when driving an offence? If so, what does it come under and what are the consequences. I do it all the time.
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I know this is a scary subject to start, but is saying a racist word against the law. Me and a friend (who studies law thats how all this come about) are disagreeing on the matter,i will not say who thinks what but is it against the law to say a racist word??? Thanks
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I am a private hire driver in london and have a question for you. As you may be aware, private bailif companie's have ANPR vehciles for detecting unpaid parking tickets. In the west end of london the baillifs work with the police at roadside checks. What I would like to know is if a police officer stops me because the bailifs ANPR vehcile flags me, do I have to talk to the bailifs. I was under the impression that I only have to give my details/talk to; police officers, inland revenue, VOSA. Would it be legal for me to drive off without talking to the baillifs. Thanks in advance.
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Heres a question for you all..... A named offender throws 15 eggs at a property, there are witnesses willing to give statements, one of the children inside the address that has been targeted is now scared to go into the kitchen. There is not actually any damage to property but a great mess. what action can be taken. Is it vandalism, harrassment, sec 5???? Thanks
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what are the law changes regarding imitation Samuria swords, keeping etc. They are being added to the offensive weapon act but when and what legislation is their going to be. Any ideas. :smiley_notworthy:
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Hi, can anyone offer any advice here? I have just received an NIP through the post relating to an alleged speeding offence committed on 29th November. It states that records show I either owned the car or that I have been named as the driver at the time said alleged offence took place. The vehicle in question belongs to a motor dealer who had lent me the car while the vehicle I bought from them was being repaired, however I didn't have this car on the date of the offence (I actually had the car from 26th October until 26th November). I rang them and explained what had happened and they told me that according to their records I was the 'hirer' of the vehicle at the tim…
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I know about the airsoft law, and that you have to be registered at UKARA in order to purchase an Airsoft Electronic Gun. But what about paintball markers? There is a site in the US that I'm ordering from www.rap4.com, and it sells military simulation markers. These look indistinguishable from real assault rifles, and I'm worried about customs. Is there a way I can order these paintball markers safely to the UK?
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Customer of mine had an employee commit four counts of fraud - fraudulently refunded onto his own credit card on four seperate occasions, he is also suspected of assisting others to obtain goods fraudulently (paid by credit card then refunded) and good CCTV evidence exists. My customer, the victim, has been informed that the Custody Sergeant has decided that a 'Police Caution' will be given for the fraudulent personal refunds and no further action taken in the case of the assisting others to fraudulently obtain goods (several £k). Can the Custody Sergeant really decide on the course of action like this - my customer is horrified!
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Simple one for you all. . . If you were to get assaulted off duty and the other person didnt know you were an officer and you hadnt identified yourslf as one would the offender be charged with assualt on police or common assault. Im assuming the latter as you were not executing your duty ???
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Hi, Quick question to settle an argument in the office: Married couple split up, woman moves out to live with her Latino lover Jose, Keeps going back into the house whilst the chap is at work (without his consent) to get property that is hers and also property that is shared. Can he legally change the locks? Obviously we can go into the argument about stealing property that isn't fully hers but just wondering about the locks.
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Hi, please let me have your thoughts on this, from a legislation point of view first and then what you would do practically, many thanks. Lady doesn't like her neighbour. Neighbour leaves his car outside his house with the door left open and pops back inside his house to get something. Lady see's neighbours car door open and LEANS inside car and releases the handbrake. Car roles down hill and crashes into another vehicle causing damage. Question, has the lady committed TWOC?
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Hey all, just found this forum... let me start by saying I have no involvement with the police, no record, no cautions, and I barely leave my home, so i'm unlikely to get into too much trouble... I got pulled over once, breathalised, and let on my way. I have no animosity towards you, just wondering hypothetically - please don't take offense. What is the law about swearing, or just generally being cheeky to policemen and women? I often see the 'real life' cop shows. I watched one today, where a young man said the words 'piss' and '####' (the forum won't allow this word - rhymes with spit) - and was told that any more and he would get in trouble. This seems odd, as th…
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Is Bounty Hunting Legal in the UK. We have all seen the TV show 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' is going after suspects who have broke bail legal in the UK if not why and is it is, how do you go about it? Thanks