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DEZIBOY · 28th August 2012, 00:58

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dannyd2134 · 28th August 2012, 01:02

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0161 827 9500 these guys ARE the experts Burton copeland I've used them to sue the police a couple of times. They are legal animals and can answer your questions. My older brother is a very very well to do barrister lol.

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DEZIBOY · 28th August 2012, 01:10

Believe it or not your house insurance legal cover actually can pay for this sort of case. Lol I should know

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dannyd2134 · 28th August 2012, 01:11

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Believe it or not your house insurance legal cover actually can pay for this sort of case. Lol I should know

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Wow thats quite funny!!

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DEZIBOY · 28th August 2012, 01:39

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Wow thats quite funny!!

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The dibble didn't think so HAHAHAAHHAHAHA serves them right though.

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FrankstaH · 28th August 2012, 11:58

Hi mate,

Can't imagine how your feeling i'm gutted for you.

it is one of those nightmare scenarios.

i think that the likeliness that you probably will recieve a ban, when you go to court etc i would advise you tell them exactly what happened, and that you had no intention to drive, but still admit you know you were wrong now to even have gone near your vehicle.

I do genuinely believe you, as most people who are car enthusiasts wouldn't ever risk losing their licence in my opinion.

I underwrite for an insurance company and i can tell you that drink drive convictions don't always mean someone is going to have a claim!... So there not frowned upon as much as you think!

You should be fine once you come off your ban dude.

Good luck and keep us updated!

BBigGG · 28th August 2012, 12:29

Was the car able to be moved - was in blocked in by other cars?

Was it raining - shelter?

Surely at a festival or whilst camping it is reasonable to assume that personal possessions etc will be left in the car and will require access, which requires a key.

I've just spoke to my sister (she's a policewoman) she said providing the engine wasn't running (cold even better) and you explain the circumstances to the court then you should be found not guilty.

Good luck! - legal aid is free and available to all BTW!

RobertUtley · 28th August 2012, 18:47

Don't trust all what legal aid say I was told to plead no comment when I was arrested when I was younger when I went to say anything else duty solicitor kicked me basically I went to court and got convicted whereas if I'd of admitted it at the police station I would of got a caution ( non driving related) tbh your innocent tell it how ot is and finger crossed for ya mate

DEZIBOY · 28th August 2012, 18:55

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Originally Posted by RobertUtley

Don't trust all what legal aid say I was told to plead no comment when I was arrested when I was younger when I went to say anything else duty solicitor kicked me basically I went to court and got convicted whereas if I'd of admitted it at the police station I would of got a caution ( non driving related) tbh your innocent tell it how ot is and finger crossed for ya mate

I wouldn't play Russian roulette with my license Rob. It's a bad job when you can't trust your brief mate.

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judderman · 28th August 2012, 19:28

I'd beg borrow and steal to afford a decent solicitor if I was you mate, big crackdowns on drink driving offences, spend some money save your license, scrimp and take the ban its your call effectively.
Nothing anyone else on here can tell you now fella, its down to you.

Bob H · 28th August 2012, 19:55

Not a great outlook from what I can see... I wonder how the old bill would deal with this had you been parked up with an RV?

RobertUtley · 29th August 2012, 08:01

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Originally Posted by DEZIBOY

I wouldn't play Russian roulette with my license Rob. It's a bad job when you can't trust your brief mate.

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It is mate

She was terrible just wanted her call out fee I think

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FrankstaH Supporter Car: 58 Plate Milano CTR GT Join Date: 10th April 2011 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 2,268 Thanks given: 33 Thanked 258 Times in 242 Posts iTrader: (10)	Hi mate, Can't imagine how your feeling i'm gutted for you. it is one of those nightmare scenarios. i think that the likeliness that you probably will recieve a ban, when you go to court etc i would advise you tell them exactly what happened, and that you had no intention to drive, but still admit you know you were wrong now to even have gone near your vehicle. I do genuinely believe you, as most people who are car enthusiasts wouldn't ever risk losing their licence in my opinion. I underwrite for an insurance company and i can tell you that drink drive convictions don't always mean someone is going to have a claim!... So there not frowned upon as much as you think! You should be fine once you come off your ban dude. Good luck and keep us updated!

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BBigGG Supporter Car: 2007 CTR GT Milano Join Date: 16th October 2008 Location: Hull Posts: 319 Thanks given: 92 Thanked 45 Times in 30 Posts iTrader: (3)	Was the car able to be moved - was in blocked in by other cars? Was it raining - shelter? Surely at a festival or whilst camping it is reasonable to assume that personal possessions etc will be left in the car and will require access, which requires a key. I've just spoke to my sister (she's a policewoman) she said providing the engine wasn't running (cold even better) and you explain the circumstances to the court then you should be found not guilty. Good luck! - legal aid is free and available to all BTW!

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RobertUtley Muscles From Brussels Car: 2007 1.8 CTS Nighthawk Join Date: 1st December 2011 Location: Reading, UK Posts: 3,154 Thanks given: 168 Thanked 624 Times in 502 Posts iTrader: (6)	Don't trust all what legal aid say I was told to plead no comment when I was arrested when I was younger when I went to say anything else duty solicitor kicked me basically I went to court and got convicted whereas if I'd of admitted it at the police station I would of got a caution ( non driving related) tbh your innocent tell it how ot is and finger crossed for ya mate

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judderman Bantersaurus Rex Car: '56 2.2 Sport Vivid Join Date: 24th June 2011 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 1,572 Thanks given: 211 Thanked 115 Times in 111 Posts iTrader: (11)	I'd beg borrow and steal to afford a decent solicitor if I was you mate, big crackdowns on drink driving offences, spend some money save your license, scrimp and take the ban its your call effectively. Nothing anyone else on here can tell you now fella, its down to you.

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Bob H Supporter Join Date: 9th October 2007 Location: Jersey Posts: 779 Thanks given: 29 Thanked 67 Times in 58 Posts iTrader: (0)	Not a great outlook from what I can see... I wonder how the old bill would deal with this had you been parked up with an RV?