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The offence of speeding in the UK is a matrix of speed limits, offences, detection methods, tolerances, mitigation (or, conversely, aggravating factors) and of course, penalties, which increased in severity...
Nelson Guest and Partners – position regarding the current crisis. Nelson Guest have been alarmed at the Court, and for the vast majority at the police station, approach to the...
UPDATE: 23rd March 2020 Jury trials have now been put on hold in England and Wales until further notice. Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett has announced that no new trials...
Given the current climate, in the interests of the health and safety of our clients and our staff, we will not be holding any appointments in the office for the...
While the motor industry gear up for the inevitable shift towards a world of electric vehicles, powered roads and who knows what other tech wizardry, the reality for most drivers...
The Nelson Guest offices close at 5pm on Friday 20th December 2019 and re-open on Jan 6th 2020. However, for police station matters our lines are open 24 hours throughout...
In the UK it is an offence to take drugs, carry drugs, make drugs and sell, deal or share (supply) drugs. The penalties available to the courts – fines and...
Newly qualified drivers (those who have passed their test within two years) are already subject to more stringent penalty point laws than other drivers, with just six points leading to...
The English justice system has faced plenty of challenges over the past 25 years. Funding cuts have stretched the resources of the police, the courts and the prisons. The legal...
If you have had your driving licence revoked on medical grounds there are certain circumstances in which appealing the DVLA’s decision can mean a return to life behind the wheel....
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