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So I got pulled for speeding on 21/03/17 and have received a SJPN in the post dated 29/09/17. I have read elsewhere that there is a 6 month time limit to be notified of any proceedings. If this deemed to be the date of posting? Thus they are just outside of this 6 month period?
Another factor in this is that the officer actually recorded on the ticket the incorrect speed. He wrote 30 as my speed (in a 30 zone). However there is a second statement from the officer dated 22/09/17 (outside of 6 months) in which he corrects the speed.
I completely admit my guilt for this case as I was definitely speeding however is there a case to appeal that they have not fully complied with procedures for this?
Any advise ould be welcome
Thanks
Kieron
Another factor in this is that the officer actually recorded on the ticket the incorrect speed. He wrote 30 as my speed (in a 30 zone). However there is a second statement from the officer dated 22/09/17 (outside of 6 months) in which he corrects the speed.
I completely admit my guilt for this case as I was definitely speeding however is there a case to appeal that they have not fully complied with procedures for this?
Any advise ould be welcome
Thanks
Kieron
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So I got pulled for speeding on 21/03/17 and have received a SJPN in the post dated 29/09/17. I have read elsewhere that there is a 6 month time limit to be notified of any proceedings. If this deemed to be the date of posting? Thus they are just outside of this 6 month period?
Another factor in this is that the officer actually recorded on the ticket the incorrect speed. He wrote 30 as my speed (in a 30 zone). However there is a second statement from the officer dated 22/09/17 (outside of 6 months) in which he corrects the speed.
I completely admit my guilt for this case as I was definitely speeding however is there a case to appeal that they have not fully complied with procedures for this?
Any advise ould be welcome
Thanks
Kieron
It is never quite as simple as '6 months' and speeding questions are best addressed over on this forum:
http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showforum=5
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So I got pulled for speeding on 21/03/17 and have received a SJPN in the post dated 29/09/17. I have read elsewhere that there is a 6 month time limit to be notified of any proceedings.That is for the information to be laid before a court. Your papers can come later. If this deemed to be the date of posting? Thus they are just outside of this 6 month period? Possible but unlikely.
Another factor in this is that the officer actually recorded on the ticket the incorrect speed. He wrote 30 as my speed (in a 30 zone). However there is a second statement from the officer dated 22/09/17 (outside of 6 months) in which he corrects the speed.Which they are allowed to do.
I completely admit my guilt for this case as I was definitely speeding however is there a case to appeal that they have not fully complied with procedures for this?There's no appeal at this stage, simply plead not guilty and go to trial if you think you have a case.
Any advise ould be welcome
Thanks
Kieron
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