Why you shouldn't represent yourself. Magistrates' Court advice.

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 12

  • @Nick-1992-SRB
    @Nick-1992-SRB Před rokem +10

    Yeah in other words let a lawyer empty out your bank account 😡

  • @chuwmumamark2848
    @chuwmumamark2848 Před rokem +3

    I represented myself and I got an Acceptional hardship. Went on the stand myself and I was shaking but I got through it and the judge came back with a good news. Crazy experience. On my first time. Speeding and driving without insurance was my offence

    • @frozenxavier819
      @frozenxavier819 Před rokem

      bro anyway to contact you? i'm basically in the same boat as you

  • @Treblaine
    @Treblaine Před 6 dny

    So much of this assumes you actually committed the crime, what if you didn't? See, this is why people despair at getting legal advice in the UK, even your own legal representative presumes you're guilty.

  • @De-tw7by
    @De-tw7by Před 6 měsíci +1

    Lawyers do more harm than good in a lot of the cases.

  • @qa5486
    @qa5486 Před 6 měsíci +1

    First priority is to th bar lol

  • @kiraniman3557
    @kiraniman3557 Před rokem

    I got arrested for drink driving seconds into the breathlyser room I over heard a police officer tell his colleague to turn his body cam off is this legal?

  • @pkz7024
    @pkz7024 Před 2 lety

    I was going to I’ve been looking at your videos and looking on your site and just done 2 and a half years on a 4 years driving bad and going to try get it back early had a lot change got 2 babies and moved 70miles from my other children what do you think my chances are of getting it back early and how do I see if my licence was revoked or just a disqualification? Love the videos keep them coming bud

    • @m.a.j.lawltd1851
      @m.a.j.lawltd1851  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi. Thanks for getting in touch. You can apply for your licence back under Section 42 RTOA 1988. It usually only requires a single court hearing. I'd be happy to explain the process. You can call on 01514228020.