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Drug Driving
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My friend has been caught drug driving (cannabis consumed the night before). Road test saliva showed feint lines. Blood test showed a reading of 2.5. He was summoned to court, pleading not guilty with a solicitor. When he got there, very little was said. They then said he had to appear at a different court in 3 weeks time where he will then plead not guilty and it will then be referred back to the court where he first attended today. Does that sound right? He thought he would plead not guilty today then his solicitor would prepare a case for when it went to trial in about 4 moths time.
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( at £200 / h)
Drug driving is strict(*) ( you do it, doesnt matter if you wanted to or not)
and is binary(*) ( now ) or all-or-none ( 1960s) (*)
that is, any detection is positive and may earn a summons
https:/ /www.go v.uk/dr ug-driv ing-law
https:/ /www.se ntencin gcounci l.org.u k/wp-co ntent/u ploads/ Drug-dr iving-g uidance -final. pdf
I have to say I cant get worked up with charges like driving whilst doped with heroin - whaddya expect for chrissakes
I imagine that most people on oramorph wd drive sensibly
(*) wild prolonged screams of "foo wot all dis den"
( at £200 / h)
Drug driving is strict(*) ( you do it, doesnt matter if you wanted to or not)
and is binary(*) ( now ) or all-or-none ( 1960s) (*)
that is, any detection is positive and may earn a summons
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I have to say I cant get worked up with charges like driving whilst doped with heroin - whaddya expect for chrissakes
I imagine that most people on oramorph wd drive sensibly
(*) wild prolonged screams of "foo wot all dis den"