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Your privacy is important to motoringlawbarristers We have protected identities by use of initials only The following is just a sample of the work we carry out in a 6 month period
July 2011
R v W Crawley Magistrates' Court
Our client drove at 105 mph along the M23. Our barrister persuaded the Magistrates not to impose any disqualification as it would put our client's job in danger.
R v A Portsmouth Crown Court
Our client, a doctor, reached 12 points and had been disqualified by the Magistrates. He then left his previous solicitor and approached us. We appealed to the Crown Court and our barrister saved his licence by showing that patient care could suffer if our client could not drive.
June 2011
R v A Northwich Magistrates’ Court
Our client had been charged with driving with No Insurance. We were able to persuade the C.P.S. that the fault had been the insurer's, not our client's. The case was dropped and our client received his costs in full.
May 2011
R v F Great Yarmouth Magistrates' Court
Our client, who already had 9 points on his licence sped at 90 mph in a 60 zone. Our barrister saved his licence by showing the court the exceptional hardship that would be suffered.
April 2011
R v G Worksop Magistrates’ Court
Our client already had 9 points on his licence when he was caught speeding at 97 mph in a 60 zone. Our barrister saved his licence by persuading the court that exceptional hardship would be caused by a disqualification.
R v B Bromley Magistrates' Court
Our barrister was able to persude the court that our client, who already had 6 points on his licence and the drove without insurance, should keep his licence because his job was at risk.
March 2011
R v F Kingston-Upon-Thames Crown Court
Our client had been represented by another solicitor in the Magistrates' Court and had been disqualified for driving without due care and attention. He then approached us. We appealed immediately and had his ban suspended. Our barrister was able to have the ban overturned completely in the Crown Court and our client was awarded his costs in full.
February 2011
R v M Bournemouth Magistrates' Court
Our client reached 12 points for a 4th speeding offence in 3 years. Our barrister was able to save her licence by showing that her husband relied on her ability to drive because of his ill-health.
R v D Kidderminster Magistrates' Court
Our client had already pleaded Guilty to 'Failing to Provide Information' and to speeding, and had received 6 penalty points when he appraoched us. Our barrister persuaded the Magistrates' not only to re-open the case and find him Not Guilty of 'Failing to Provide Information' but also to give our client his costs.
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