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![]() On 24-Mar-2007, Michelle wrote: I'm fined, how much is likely in a case like mine? Would it make a difference if I write how sorry I am and how frightened I've been? Or should I write nothing? You should tell them you were in a hurry, you made a really stupid mistake, and you're very, very, very sorry. Personally I think not replying is a bad option. Keep it simple, and and don't say too much. What happens if I don't send the letter back? Also someone here... ....that would be me. said if I get a criminal record for this it'll last for 5 years, is this true I thought it was for life? It's a thing called the "Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974" Read about it he http://www.lawontheweb.co.uk/rehabact.htm I honestly don't know what to do anymore. I feel so stupid for being in a rush that day and not thinking things through. I think someone suggested I seek help from a solicitor, how do I go about this? Sorry I have no idea how this works. As the others have said, CAB, Yellow Pages. You're not going to prison, take it easy. |
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