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April 16th 09, 05:07 PM
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Cyclists allowed to run red lights?
Adrian wrote:
JNugent : What is so ****ing difficult to comprehend about that? Well, for one thing, that is not case-law. Case-law is established by judges, usually on appeal. So please feel free to set such legal precedent. ??? How could I do that? I look forward to reading the transcript of your appeal against a £60 FPN when you take it all the way to the Law Lords. Don't forget to let us know how much the final bill is, including the costs awarded against you as well as all your legal fees and incidental costs. What's all that about? |
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