Tsunamix
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You should probably bear in mind is that every offence is an alleged offence until either you pay for it and thereby admitting guilt, or have a magistrate rule against you, finding you guilty.
In any court proceedings as it's an alleged offence, the burden of proof is on the Accuser not the defendant (you).
MANY MANY Magistrates lose site of this very important point of law. Make sure you remind the people you are talking to that they have to PROVE you guilty, you just have to make a magistrate doubt the details.
In any court proceedings as it's an alleged offence, the burden of proof is on the Accuser not the defendant (you).
MANY MANY Magistrates lose site of this very important point of law. Make sure you remind the people you are talking to that they have to PROVE you guilty, you just have to make a magistrate doubt the details.