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Criminal Law advice? (Is this classed as a pending prosecution)

  • 27-02-2016 7:26pm
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    jg3114
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    jg3114
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    jg3114
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    lifeandtimes
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    Ok I'm not going to get sucked into a thread involving child porn but my understanding of pending criminal proceedings is in this case is that would have been arrested,remanded in custody and have been formally notified of court,if theres was sufficient evidence they would have arrested you immediately


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    NUTLEY BOY
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    AFAIK pending proceedings means that a person has been charged with an offence(s) and is awaiting trial.

    Legal advice not allowed here. However, by way of general observation, it would be wise to instruct a solicitor rapidly if an arrest occurs.


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    Pat Mustard
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    Mod:

    You want to avoid paying hundreds to a solicitor and at the same time avoid 'poking the bear' but your mother has telephoned the Gardai to find out what was happening, several years after having reported you in the first place.

    You need a solicitor.

    Thread closed.


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