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I was recently arrested on the charges of assault by beating and Possession of an offensive weapon, namely a knife. I have denied all charges, as I was never found with said knife. I have two statements against me and my statement countering theirs. This is all the evidence they have for court. It is true isn't it, that without hard evidence and only two peoples word (whom are a couple), they can but only throw it out of court??? Neither of the two are willing to attend court either. My only worry is I have recently been released from prison on very similar charges. Although I did get bail also for this offence. Any help please? Cheers.
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Hi
"It is true isn't it, that without hard evidence and only two peoples word (whom are a couple), they can but only throw it out of court???"
If you have been 'charged' then the police / CPS reasonably believes there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction for the offence.
"It is true isn't it, that without hard evidence and only two peoples word (whom are a couple), they can but only throw it out of court???"
If you have been 'charged' then the police / CPS reasonably believes there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction for the offence.
their evidence is as good as yours; if they say they saw you with a knife and you say you didn't have one, the court would decide whose sounds more believable. The police evidently think they have enough to go on to arrest you.
But on an assault charge, I'd sort of expect them to be able to provide some sort of victim.
But on an assault charge, I'd sort of expect them to be able to provide some sort of victim.
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