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Group: uk.transport · Group Profile
Author: furnessvalefurnessvale Date: Dec 7, 2007 02:28
On 6 Dec, 15:59, "Clive." yewbank.demon.co.uk> wrote:> In message
> s36g2000prg.googlegroups.com>,
> furnessvale aol.com> writes>How is the law being applied differently? пїЅI believe Nick Faldo has>>just avoided prosecution because a car belonged to "Nick Faldo Golf
>>Ltd" or some such, as opposed to being registered in his own name.
>>Police officers tend to know the law and if it works to their
>>advantage who can blame them.
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> The two million people that got fined and endorsed last year.
The same loophole is available to those two million as was used by
certain police officers so just how are the police being treated
differently. Please note, I do not condone what is happening. Having
seen many villains and solicitors (often interchageable terms for the
same person) get away on technicalities I find it strange that people
get into a lather if the police do the same. The answer is to abolish
the technicalities not blame the users.
George
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