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tut i paid good money for that handbag….and juicyfruits rool ko?
wha’eva :lol:
@forumhostpb wrote:
@kent f OBE wrote:
I knew you couldn’t resist lol ….unfortunately these things happen, people somtimes mistakingly break rules/the law, the lines or lack of them are extremely relevant as well you know…therefore i have every right to appeal and I wont be quietly paying my fine…btw seen as your so uppity about the law and rules check out your forums somtime and clamp down on the people who are always breaking the rules on abusive behaviour and fine them!!! …make them just pay quietly of course and go away………..(i can so feel a ban coming on ) :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Yes you were right … I just had to bite didn’t I? Wouldn’t it be nice to fine chatroom users …. but totally impracticable, as I suspect you already knew. Imagine using a free facility but being fined if you break the rules.
Also. I find it slightly difficult to make the comparison between somebody breaking the criminal law (by speeding) and a silly little testosterone laden chappie getting all mouthy in a chatroom …… or a gum chewing ‘woteva’ swinging her Burberry handbag around for that matter.
PB Speeding is not a Criminal Offence. It comes under The Road Traffic Act and is a Road Traffic Offence.
True … to a point.
Road Traffic Act offences are dealt with (usually) in Magistrates Courts (more serious cases are dealt with in the Crown Courts in front of a Judge etc). – i.e. criminal courts as opposed to being dealt with under civil law in the County Courts or High Court.
Breaches of these laws are prosecuted in the form “R – vs – Bloggs” as opposed to “Smith – vs – Bloggs” ….. thus Road Traffic offences are criminal offences dealt with under the criminal law system.
Q.E.D.
Luckily my name aint Bloggs 8-[
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