Advocacy in the Magistrates' Court
by John Mackenzie
Published 1994
The Legal Action Group
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Appeals and Review Remedies for Magistrates' Court Decisions
by Andrew Keogh
Published 1999
Blackstone Press
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by Neil Corre, David Wolchover
Published1999
Blackstone Press
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A) Broadly speaking, the offences may be divided into three types:-
i) Driving - e.g. due care, speeding
ii) Using - e.g. tyres. brakes, insurance
iii) Keeping - e.g. road tax Note the offence 'taking a motor vehicle and going equipped to take or steal motor vehicles.
B) With regard to the venue of trial, the offences fall into three categories: -
Indictable
Causing death by dangerous driving
Causing death by careless driving when under the influence of drink or drugs
Either Way
Dangerous driving
Stealing motor vehicle
Going equipped to steal motor vehicles
Fraudulent use of road fund licence
Summary
Most other road traffic offences