Passport

bibyrnez

Hi lads,im living in France.I had a court date last year which i forgot about it was for a public order offence.Soon my Passport will expier and im planing on going back to Ireland in Jan 2011 when im finished work here.Can i renwe my passport through the Embasy with a bench warrant.

Hooch

bibyrnez wrote: »

Hi lads,im living in France.I had a court date last year which i forgot about it was for a public order offence.Soon my Passport will expier and im planing on going back to Ireland in Jan 2011 when im finished work here.Can i renwe my passport through the Embasy with a bench warrant.

Only the embassy can tell you that for sure.....I hope they dont....infact cant seeing them do it.

So are you planning on never coming back to Ireland?? Wouldnt be very nice to come for a holiday some time with family in 10, 20 or even 30 years and be arrested at point of entry.......

bibyrnez

nice guy always wrote: »

Only the embassy can tell you that for sure.....I hope they dont....infact cant seeing them do it.

So are you planning on never coming back to Ireland?? Wouldnt be very nice to come for a holiday some time with family in 10, 20 or even 30 years and be arrested at point of entry.......

Yea thanks for the help man.

bryaner

Pretty silly thing to forget if that's the truth.

CharlieCroker

come back to ireland, present yourself to the station of offence, tell them there's a warrant for you, get it executed and get it dealt with as soon as you can. if you want it dealt with quickly, plead quilty then and there explaining your situation to the judge if he/she will let you.
Worst case it will be put back for 2 weeks and you'll have an extended break home

MagicSean

CharlieCroker wrote: »

come back to ireland, present yourself to the station of offence, tell them there's a warrant for you, get it executed and get it dealt with as soon as you can. if you want it dealt with quickly, plead quilty then and there explaining your situation to the judge if he/she will let you.
Worst case it will be put back for 2 weeks and you'll have an extended break home

Preferably go to the prosecuting garda. Tell him you will meet him by arrangement on the morning of court and will be pleading to the original offence. Have a good excuse for the judge as to why you didn't show up on the original date. "I forgot" will probably not suffice.

matty985

CharlieCroker wrote: »

come back to ireland, present yourself to the station of offence, tell them there's a warrant for you, get it executed and get it dealt with as soon as you can. if you want it dealt with quickly, plead quilty then and there explaining your situation to the judge if he/she will let you.
Worst case it will be put back for 2 weeks and you'll have an extended break home

Nice assumption of innocence there anyway!

Tbh I think talking to a solicitor before pleading guilty would probably be more prudent advice, even if pleading pleading guilty would speed up the process!

matty985

matty985 wrote: »

Nice assumption of innocence there anyway!

It's public order. Not much room for mistakes arresting people there.

matty985

foreign wrote: »

It's public order. Not much room for mistakes arresting people there.

Thats probably correct 99% of the time, I'd still consult with solicitor in case of lack of evidence etc.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2002/0724/ferris.html

Ha there was another example of a similar case on indymedia, thats probably not as unbiased or verifiable tho :pac:

Hooch

matty985 wrote: »

Thats probably correct 99% of the time, I'd still consult with solicitor in case of lack of evidence etc.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2002/0724/ferris.html

Ha there was another example of a similar case on indymedia, thats probably not as unbiased or verifiable tho :pac:

O yes indymedia.....the truth capital of Ireland.......please dont post tripe from indymedia here.....it wont be tolorated.

matty985

nice guy always wrote: »

O yes indymedia.....the truth capital of Ireland.......please dont post tripe from indymedia here.....it wont be tolorated.

Haha yeh i agree nga....hence my sarcastic pacman smiley

bibyrnez

Ok well by forgot i was at a job interveiw in Paris.My question remains can i renew my passport through the embassy with this outstnding warrent.

deadwood

Crazy notion here.


RING THE EMBASSY.

Hooch

bibyrnez wrote: »

Ok well by forgot i was at a job interveiw in Paris.My question remains can i renew my passport through the embassy with this outstnding warrent.

Did I not say in my first post only the embassy can tell you??

All you will get here is idle speculation.....

I'll leave this open for now.....it could get entertaining

pah

Funny how people think in certain situations that you can have the answer for everything:)

The amount of people that ring the station and ask about bus times or mass times, as if I'm supposed to know, just because the bus passes through the town, what the frakking timetable is.

This is the wrong forum for this question. I don't know what the right one is but unless you happen to have someone who has come across this exact circumstance before you're sh1t out of luck.

bibyrnez

pah wrote: »

Funny how people think in certain situations that you can have the answer for everything:)

The amount of people that ring the station and ask about bus times or mass times, as if I'm supposed to know, just because the bus passes through the town, what the frakking timetable is.

This is the wrong forum for this question. I don't know what the right one is but unless you happen to have someone who has come across this exact circumstance before you're sh1t out of luck.

Thanks im greatful for the Imput,i just taught a garda might know the Irish Law.And i guess because i was remanded to st.pats when it happend,i was 17.I was a vialation of my childrens rights so i might try my case in brusseles.

Whitewater-AGS

bibyrnez wrote: »

Thanks im greatful for the Imput,i just taught a garda might know the Irish Law.And i guess because i was remanded to st.pats when it happend,i was 17.I was a vialation of my childrens rights so i might try my case in brusseles.

I know Irish Criminal Law, I dont care if you can get a passport or not cause guess what its nothing to do with my job!

Good luck with your case sham you'll need it:rolleyes:

This is due a close i'm guessing

deadwood

bibyrnez wrote: »

i just taught a garda might know the Irish Law.And i guess because i was remanded to st.pats when it happend,i was 17.I was a vialation of my childrens rights so i might try my case in brusseles.

You seem to think you have a grasp of Irish law yourself.

Sounds like more than a public order offence if you were remanded to Pat's. Or not your first offence.

MagicSean

foreign wrote: »

Sounds like more than a public order offence if you were remanded to Pat's. Or not your first offence.

Unless he was nfa. Or it could be something serious like riot. As nga said this is all speculation, as you clearly are only giving an edited version.

The answer to the question is probably no. You need to visit a garda station to get your passport form signed. You will be arrested if you have a bench warrant and the garda cops it.

bibyrnez

Well Judge Con O leary put a friend of mine in for 3 months for walking out of spar with a newspaper,yes it was my first offence.

I wish somepeople would get off there high horse's,its not like i shot someone!

bibyrnez

deadwood wrote: »

You seem to think you have a grasp of Irish law yourself.

I dont see you puting to much help into my topic so shut it man,i just asked a simple question and asked for help,as many gaurds have asked for mine in the past.If alls people want to do is judge and patronise people then i guess boards is just aload of sh*t.

Thanks for the help

Hooch

bibyrnez wrote: »

Well Judge Con O leary put a friend of mine in for 3 months for walking out of spar with a newspaper,yes it was my first offence.

I wish somepeople would get off there high horse's,its not like i shot someone!

Sorry....it was a long climb down....

Warning issued for your last post. Dont tell other users to shut up please.

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