Driver at risk of 100 penalty points avoids totting disqualification. A driver who committed 23 speeding offences in quick succession, putting him at risk of a total of 100+ points, has avoided a six month totting disqualification at the Magistrates Court with the help of Patterson Law. The unfortunate driver started a new job in […]
In just 3 days at Patterson Law, 12 of our cases have either been discontinued by the prosecution before trial or dropped by the police before Court proceedings have even started. Graham Brown had 2 cases discontinued by the prosecution, one allegation of driving a vehicle with excess drugs and the other a speeding offence. […]
New driver avoids revocation after crown court appeal. Appeal against sentence successful, penalty points reduced by the Judge from 6 to 5 for driving 57 miles per hour in a 30 mph limit.
Penalty points reduced from 12 to 6 at a Crown Court appeal after being previously disqualified for six months without representation in the magistrates court. Judge agreed that the offences occurred on the same occasion and the risk of totting ban removed altogether, no need for an exceptional hardship argument
Police Station representations successful at fourth attempt. Case dropped by the police, no further action. No need for court proceedings. Jason Rosser tenacious as ever in getting the best possible results on behalf of clients.
Ryan Butler successfully persuades the Crown Prosecution Service to drop mobile phone allegation within a week of Patterson law making representations behind the scenes. No need for a trial. Defendants costs order awarded in favour of client allowing us to recover his reasonable legal expenses
Judge compliments self representing defendant after we gave free initial advice on how to prepare their mitigation for the sentencing hearing. Wonderful feedback from the client and the Judge stated that it was “refreshing” to hear such well prepared mitigation from a layperson.
Ruby Morris successfully persuades the police to drop a no insurance allegation on 5th attempt. Client had an injured foot. The officer in the case suggested that this would invalidate his insurance. The allegation was withdrawn after the 5th attempt without the need for Court Proceedings.
Dominic Smith gets mobile phone allegation withdrawn at court by making representations to the prosecution behind the scenes. Officer suggested that holding the phone whilst using it as a satellite navigation device was an offence, crown prosecution service agree no interactive telecommunication use an dropped without trial. Defendants costs order awarded in favour of client.
Ellen Finch gets mobile phone allegation dropped within 24 hours of receiving instructions from the client by making representations to the metropolitan police. No need for court proceedings.