Court

[chartpolski 23,683]

14 minutes ago, Tesla said:

You will probably evade prosecution this time but your cards will now be marked.

He’s already been summonsed to court so the prosecution is underway .

He may evade a guilty verdict, I hope so .

Cheers.

[Black neck 15,992]

Sorry state of affairs up.in Court for walking just off a footpath not even having a run ,meanwhile cs keep.breaking in my vans and the old bill under there own admission couldn't gi 2 f**k

[lurchers 2,827]

Done this before mate,all they are say is you were trespassing in pursuit of game,you had nothing on you and you could of just been walking your dog and need the bright tour h to see were you are going.If you have the chance to take it to crown,take it and it will be chucked out before you even get in the room.You can argue this out yourself or seek legal advice but they have no case if you were on a public right of way but wondered off the path to retrieve your dog back on the lead.

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

Just stick to the footpath in future

[low plains drifter 10,559]

1 hour ago, FOXHUNTER said:

Just stick to the footpath in future

That's easy for you to say Mandingo, what happens if there's been a monsoon and he slips on the footpath slop, builds up momentum across the land and slip slops slip slops for about thirty mile of fertile loam slip slop slip slop 3XL

[dodger 2,765]

You will get a free 30 minute consultation with most solicitors which won't do you any harm at all as a start and a good one will put you in touch with the relevant one needed for ones individual circumstances straight away in your case hunting act/trespass etc you never know a young up n coming might be all over something like this..

[dodger 2,765]

Unless your a traveller on the move or someone with nothing to loose mentality you can't really have the outlook anymore of hoping for a few hundred quid fine outcome, you'll still end up in the papers like the past but with today's technology the wrong sort can n do get your details which is not good for your job or especially if you have a young family try to be careful guys try to be clever n things right the best you can n stay away from the idiots that drive the land and give abuse ot can't even be arsed to stock train there dogs or go mob handed etc bringing everything on top for the good guys, that's all we can do I think isn't it..

[Black neck 15,992]

59 minutes ago, low plains drifter said:

That's easy for you to say Mandingo, what happens if there's been a monsoon and he slips on the footpath slop, builds up momentum across the land and slip slops slip slops for about thirty mile of fertile loam slip slop slip slop 3XL

Mandingo

[brambles 3,249]

Just got this sent to me, "Now Beware Lads"

[Black neck 15,992]

5 minutes ago, brambles said:

Just got this sent to me, "Now Beware Lads"

Absolute cs

[paddyluke 784]

just shout "Allahu Akbar" and you'll be fine

[brambles 3,249]

12 minutes ago, Tesla said:

He's one of the fools plastering everything all over FB.

Is he???

[dodger 2,765]

500 pound fine 

200 pound victim surcharge 

Then 17 grand kennel fee do they make this shit up as they go along for the life of me and despite a potential crime being committed in some cases I still don't understand how they can take a man's dog let alone cup up with those fees which they obviously know won't be payed..

[paulus 26]

1 minute ago, dodger said:

500 pound fine 

200 pound victim surcharge 

Then 17 grand kennel fee do they make this shit up as they go along for the life of me and despite a potential crime being committed in some cases I still don't understand how they can take a man's dog let alone cup up with those fees which they obviously know won't be payed..

Its simple. They inflate the kennel fees to try to make you plead guilty early on, with the possibility of it being waivered My guess is the bloke did not plead guilty until the trial. 

[dodger 2,765]

2 minutes ago, paulus said:

Its simple. They inflate the kennel fees to try to make you plead guilty early on, with the possibility of it being waivered My guess is the bloke did not plead guilty until the trial. 

There must be a way round it Paul you would think a good solicitor/barrister would have that sorted for someone by now.

Or are only interested in the individual outcome then home?