Wat is th prosecution if a person is found 2 have no insurance on a moped & is a 1st time offender in England?
339483
It is an offence under the Road Traffic Act. Driving without insurance.
906728
cause is better to know who is here, than not to know anything about them, if a person crash your car without a valid insurance nobody is going to pay you for your car repairs and injuries, and you would not know who did it, as they don't have driver licenses\njust an example\nthink about it. !!!!!\n\n:> peace\n.
962090
Police will not always attend the scene to report an accident. Unless there is injury to a person other than the driver. Damage to street furniture or witnessed by a Constable.\n\nYou and the driver have a responsibility under 170(2) of the Road Traffic Act to report the accident to police as soon as possible and in any case within 24hours.\n\nAlso the any person must give their details if required to do so and in the case of injury must produce a certificate of insurance at the scene. If they fail they commit an offence.  If some one at the scene gives false details that is also an offence under the RTA. Go to the police and report this fact to them. \n\nNearly everyone out there is a proper person, so if they gave you false dets it's because they had no licence or where not insured.\n\nMost insurance company's want the excess money upfront in any case, if you find the other driver the monies will be paid back by the insurance company, Yes you will lose your no claims discount and no it is not fair, insurance company's are there to make money not to assist you, in their words ot mine. (a top exec from a company once said to me all insurance does is give you a good nights sleep)\n\nI'm not sure what the name is, but there is a bureau of insurers that will assist you when have had an accident with uninsured drivers.
562668
Failure to Register which is a 5 year prison term. Also, he will be charged with violating probation, which can carry his original sentence. He is definitely looking at prison time and probation when he gets out of prison. He will also have the GPS on when he gets out.
960532
Depends on what state, but I honestly don't think so.  Her insurance will be affected negatively.  First offense, though, just make sure she shows up to court and the judge will probably give her a fine and she'll be told she can't get another ticket or she'll *really* get penalized.
420129
There isn't really a "law", you have to describe what happened.  If they did this and you were injured as a result, you have a tort claim.  But you cannot just sue someone for doing something dangerous if no one was injured.
843502
This is a case of "no harm, no foul". If there really was no damage to the other car, then you did not harm the owner in any way, and have nothing to confess!
859389
Assuming you are in the UK: It is a Class A proscribed drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.  If you are caught with it in your possession and it is a small amount, consistent with personal use, then you are likely to be cautioned the first time round and be taken to court on subsequent occasions. If it is a larger amount, then you could find yourself facing a charge of possession with intent to supply, for which the penalties are far more serious.  It isn't worth being caught in that position.  It could harm your prospects.
231994
For more about England, and its Parliament, go to www.nraila.com.  Type England's laws in the search window.\nYou'd be amazed at how the average citizen faces arrest and confinement just for trying to protect their homes, families, and selves against criminals. \n\nPolice state?  That's a laugh. the police can't or won't do anything to curb crime, while the justice system treats the criminals better than the victims.
1173518
sorry no idea, hope someone does so that they help you.  By the way, why not contact the police itself on phone, that will be even a quick search for the information you need right.
748638
1) Where are you travelling from - Abroad or just outside London\n2) Was the offence in the UK or abroad\n\nWithout knowing this we can't answer properly but, unless there are still outstanding warrants out on you, you should be fine.\n\nOf course if the crimes were in the UK and there are still warrants out they will let you in, and escort you to the nearest police station
795222
Depends on the state. Check your state's DMV website. And learn a lesson, will you? First time is an accident, second time is just plain stupid and that is exactly how a judge will look at it. Your second chance was to take the class but a second offense has you well on your way to habitual offender and you're back on a bike.
985902
I was jailed for 10 months for assisting an offender and perverting the course of justice. I lied to the police about the whereabouts of my then boyfriend who was wanted by the police. My boyfriend had stabbed somebody that beat up his sister badly and i covered up for him. I thought my sentence was pretty harsh and still do as hit and run drivers get a fine and 3 points even if the victim dies.I wasn't a danger to or harmed anyone.
904969
Prob about three weeks the way the UK justice system is!!!!!\n\nMy mate got more for bearin his 'bottom' in public!!!!!
530349
He will be charged with failure to register as a sex offender which is a 5 year prison term. Also, if I understand you right, you state he skipped out on probation. So he will also be charged with violating probation and will serve his original sentence for that.\n\nHe will most likely be on probation with GPS monitoring when he gets out of prison. But I imagine that will be quite a few years.
823177
That's a huge fish story.....true or not. My first question comes from the first arrest as why you didn't go down to the local police station and have your vehicle checked by a drug dog to avoid the second incident. I then wonder why, after the first arrest, you didn't head to your local doctor and get a blood test proving you were not using. This doesn't appear to have been done for the second arrest either. So, what you are left with is a mountain of evidence against you. Considering these are both felonies, any deferment, agreement, plea deal you make will instantly make you a convicted felon, a label that lasts a lifetime. Tread carefully grasshopper, you are in very dangerous waters.
125782
Don't know where you live, so can't check.  However, even if there isn't a law, it probably would be required for insurance purposes.