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Thread ID: 117073	2011-04-01 05:20:00	Police figures	Snorkbox (15764)	PC World Chat

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1191183	2011-04-02 07:45:00	Yeah right so people can like you can break traffic regulations and get away it . No need to stop at stop sign, speed on motorway in your sick world the police would see it but would ignore it I watched two court case recently involving the following minor infringements where the defendants took their cases to court . One involved a guy on his way to a funeral who went through a rural town with almost no traffic and was followed by a officer who charged him with failing to indicate when exiting a roundabout . He was going straight ahead and there were no other traffic around . ( Crime of the century) I now watch cops to see if they always indicate - Some of them don't . The other was for not wearing a seat belt . Again no traffic cop in a mufty car going in the opposite direction said he could see through tinted windows . Yeh right . Guy was only going 200 meters to post some mail . Said he was wearing it . Result 2 cops spend X time preparing for court then half a day in court . To achieve what - Two pissed off members of the public .	woc (13210)
1191184	2011-04-02 08:04:00	I watched two court case recently involving the following minor infringements where the defendants took their cases to court. One involved a guy on his way to a funeral who went through a rural town with almost no traffic and was followed by a officer who charged him with failing to indicate when exiting a roundabout. He was going straight ahead and there were no other traffic around. ( Crime of the century) I now watch cops to see if they always indicate - Some of them don't. The other was for not wearing a seat belt. Again no traffic cop in a mufty car going in the opposite direction said he could see through tinted windows. Yeh right. Guy was only going 200 meters to post some mail. Said he was wearing it. Result 2 cops spend X time preparing for court then half a day in court. To achieve what - Two pissed off members of the public. But if everyone was to defend infringement notices as they actually can and in my view possibly should if there is a defence in laws drafted by the Parliament I would think that the queue in Courts would get longer. But, were either of the defendants convicted?	Snorkbox (15764)
1191185	2011-04-02 08:14:00	But if everyone was to defend infringement notices as they actually can and in my view possibly should if there is a defence in laws drafted by the Parliament I would think that the queue in Courts would get longer . But, were either of the defendants convicted? I agree that If everyone defended their tickets it would stop this instant fining system that is becoming a plague upon our country in its tracks . Yes the were both convicted - What to you expect JP always believe the police . Quote from a police prosecuting Sargent " The JP will do as I advise them"	woc (13210)
1191186	2011-04-02 08:27:00	I agree that If everyone defended their tickets it would stop this instant fining system that is becoming a plague upon our country in its tracks. Yes the were both convicted - What to you expect JP always believe the police. Quote from a police prosecuting Sargent " The JP will do as I advise them" But you have to have legal defence for it to work anyway I would think. You have to give Police your full name and address and date of birth. You don't have to say anything else. Or you have to have evidence that can be produced that is admissable that counters the Police evidence or casts doubt.	Snorkbox (15764)
1191187	2011-04-02 10:08:00	The criminal records of your average piece of **** is life long and only interrupted by jail time, not stopped by it . . Well if that were true we'd have a lot of pensioners in prison and we don't, so I think you'll find crime is mostly committed by young men who eventually grow out of it by about age thirty . The ones that don't will pretty much occupy a prison bed for many years .	Twelvevolts (5457)
1191188	2011-04-02 10:14:00	Twelvevolts claims to have been a prosecutor but does not say where that *I* have seen . . Duh!! - you're obviously not aware that you prosecute in Courts . :groan: But Tokoroa District Court was one of them buckweed .	Twelvevolts (5457)
1191189	2011-04-02 10:22:00	Duh!! - you're obviously not aware that you prosecute in Courts. :groan: But Tokoroa District Court was one of them buckweed. Hi, I recall you mentioned that you weren't a criminal prosecutor? Care to tell us exactly what you used to do?	Cato (6936)
1191190	2011-04-02 12:20:00	@Cato. Well you may get an answer from Twelvevolts but I somehow doubt it will be consistent with previous posts. I also doubt that Twelvevolts will actually answer the question. But I'm not predicting this. Perhaps he will dig a deeper hole.	Snorkbox (15764)
1191191	2011-04-02 22:05:00	Hi, I recall you mentioned that you weren't a criminal prosecutor? Care to tell us exactly what you used to do? I was never a Crown Prosecutor - the fact that you don't understand how Courts work is not my problem.	Twelvevolts (5457)
1191192	2011-04-02 22:05:00	Well if that were true we'd have a lot of pensioners in prison and we don't, so I think you'll find crime is mostly committed by young men who eventually grow out of it by about age thirty. The ones that don't will pretty much occupy a prison bed for many years. It is true, and I'm well aware that they can't sustain their lifestyle choice until retirement age, But by that time the career criminal has had hundreds if not thousands of victims, ruined a few lives, and cost society millions of dollars.	Metla (12)
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