His sentence is hardly a deterrent. He won't learn from a suspended sentence and rather than learn to drive properly in the future, he is hardly going to do that if he needs to take an extended re-test.
He pleaded guilty to offences of dangerous driving, disqualified driving, driving without insurance, fail to stop and possession of a controlled drug, an earlier hearing at Lincoln Magistrates Court. The offence of failing to stop was dealt with at the initial hearing, he was fined £50.
He appeared at Lincoln Crown Court for sentencing for other offences on 17 October and was handed:
An eight-month sentence, suspended for two years, for the offence of dangerous driving. He was also banned from driving for 18 months and must take an extended re-test if he wishes to drive again. A four-month sentence, suspended for two years, for the offence of disqualified driving. A two-month sentence, suspended for two years, for the offence of possession of a controlled drug.
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His sentence is hardly a deterrent. He won't learn from a suspended sentence and rather than learn to drive properly in the future, he is hardly going to do that if he needs to take an extended re-test.
He pleaded guilty to offences of dangerous driving, disqualified driving, driving without insurance, fail to stop and possession of a controlled drug, an earlier hearing at Lincoln Magistrates Court. The offence of failing to stop was dealt with at the initial hearing, he was fined £50.
He appeared at Lincoln Crown Court for sentencing for other offences on 17 October and was handed:
An eight-month sentence, suspended for two years, for the offence of dangerous driving. He was also banned from driving for 18 months and must take an extended re-test if he wishes to drive again.
A four-month sentence, suspended for two years, for the offence of disqualified driving.
A two-month sentence, suspended for two years, for the offence of possession of a controlled drug.
Pathetic sentencing.
Great work!
"But on finding out the driver was a freemason, he was allowed on his way."