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Posted by axptguy38 14 yrs ago
The need to send a note is to ascertain whether you were the one driving. Once you have admitted to that, they'll send you a notice of prosecution. They can't prosecute (yet) since they can't be sure you were driving.


Have not had this occur on bike but in a car.

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ceeh 14 yrs ago
My experience has been exactly as p.mason describes. My husband received a notice asking him to identify the driver who was recorded as speeding at a time & date specified. We both signed the form stating that I was the driver and then a few days later I received a prosecution notice in the mail. Same here as in England.

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axptguy38 14 yrs ago
rezaei, unsurprisingly it seems to work the same in HK as in England.

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190k 14 yrs ago
mrsmith,


but we still use UK case law in our courts here

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190k 14 yrs ago
Here Here P.Mason, spiffingly well said old boy

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axptguy38 14 yrs ago
"Look, Mrs Smith (nice English name, incidentally)"


It's Mr. Smith. Or perhaps Mrs. Mith, but I'm not betting on the latter.

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moonbear111 14 yrs ago
What EVERYONE here has missed is that the US has the best lawyers and legal system!! ;) Oh wait. Another British colony!! Whaaaaaaaaah!

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spurtio 14 yrs ago
Moonbear


I am sure you feel, amply proven by the handling of DSK's case!!

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