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I don't know if it is worth the risk though. People have been saying that if you seem desperate to avoid responsibility then it can make them suspicious. If they were to send a letter stating that I were to go to court, could I then state that I'd pay costs or would that be too late?
Have just received a letter addressed to my parents saying the matter has been provisionally authorised for prosecution. I then need to give my details and make any comments about the incident on the back within days. What does this mean exactly?
Haha I agree. I appreciate the input but I think maybe the subject would be best on a seperate thread. I'm not looking for technicalities just advice on what will come from the situation.
Today I bought a child return ticket from Leeds to Manchester Piccadilly although being 17. Exiting the platform I was asked my age and DOB to which I replied 15, ././2002. I was then told I looked older and admitted my real age. My details were recorded and I was given a paper ticket free of...
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