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Speeding
Jun 17, 2010
Disclosure
I am going to Court on x for exceeding the 30 mph speed limit (41 mph). Have sent the police a 6 page letter requesting evidence of correct procedures and operational testing of enforcing technology by recorded delivery. They have completely ignored my letter and simply issued me with a date for the court hearing. Is this acceptable.
Category: Speeding
Posted by: patterson
Is it a trial on the x? Have you entered a not guilty plea? Your letter should be sent to the CPS not the police., The CPS run the case when it gets to court - they are the lawyers and they deal with discloure of evidence.
You don't get to see full disclosure until you commit to a not guilty plea..
Have you got any points already? If so how many?
Are you a new driver?
If it is listed for a trial you need to draw the CPS's failure to respond to the attention of the court. You may need to serve a defence statement setting out the basis of you defence before the prosecution will comply with the disclosure rules.
Have you got evidence to contradict the speed alleged?