Sure, I can help clarify the document.
Key Points:
- Charge: Failure to provide driver details (Road Traffic Act *, Section *(*)).
- Response Deadline: */*/*.
- Plea Options: Guilty or Not Guilty.
- Consequences of Non-Response: Court may decide in your absence, risk of higher penalties.
- Next Steps: Make your plea online or by post.
Do you have any specific questions about the document or the charges?
these letters got sent to my address i was evited from. i was also in prison when these was sent. Should a court of known i was in prison. surly they must of known
If you were in prison when the notices were sent, the court may not have been aware of your imprisonment unless notified. You should inform the court immediately about your circumstances and provide evidence of your imprisonment. This can help in ****ing your non-response to the notices. Consider seeking legal advice for assistance with your situation.
surly they is a system that checks before a summons is issued. how can a court issue a summons to attened court who is already in prison. it makes no sense
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Courts typically rely on the information available to them at the time of issuing summonses. If they are not informed of an individual's incarceration, they may proceed with issuing a summons. It is crucial to promptly inform the court about your imprisonment and provide proof.
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provide proof. it was the same court who sent me to prison
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If the same court that issued the summons also sentenced you to prison, you should have a strong argument that they were aware of your imprisonment. Here are steps you can take:
- Obtain Proof of Imprisonment: Get official documentation from the prison confirming your incarceration during the dates the summons were sent.
- Draft a Letter: Explain your situation clearly and attach the proof of imprisonment.
- Legal Advice: Seek legal advice to guide you through this process.
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