The Road Traffic Lawyer

3 Separate Cases Licence Retained

Our client presented with a clean licence and three cases. The first matter was a speeding case in Stirling (96/70), the second a charge of parking on zig-zag lines and not displaying 'L' plates in Glasgow, and the third, speeding in Hamilton (104/70). 

We were able to persuade the Crown to drop the case in Stirling and the Glasgow case attracted 3 penalty points.

The cases came to a conclusion on 29th October 2021 at Hamilton JP Court where our Mr Simpson was able to persuade the Court to step back from imposing a discretionary period of disqualification. Our client's licence was instead endorsed with 6 penalty points and a financial penalty was imposed.

We had been tasked with keeping our client on the road and we achieved that goal.

 Kept Licence!

 

Published: 29/10/2021

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