by martin corlett-moss | Last updated Sep 27, 2022 | Published on Sep 27, 2022 | Blog, Sample Cases
The client was prosecuted for driving with excess alcohol (121 in blood). The issues in the case were the chain of continuity as the label on the tamper evident bag was not completed correctly and the client had not been given the statutory reason for abandoning the...
by DDS | Last updated Sep 27, 2022 | Published on Nov 7, 2021 | Blog
We have set out over 250 of the firm’s cases below. This is just a sample of our successful clients to give you insight into our expertise and the many ways it is possible to secure a favourable outcome. All of these clients avoided a mandatory driving ban with most...
by martin corlett-moss | Last updated Dec 2, 2021 | Published on Aug 31, 2020 | Blog
Don’t let other solicitors tell you it’s not possible to avoid a driving ban! We have set out below details of 18 cases won over a 5 week period in which all clients featured avoided a driving ban after representation from National Motoring Lawyers including 4...
by martin corlett-moss | Last updated Jul 22, 2020 | Published on Jul 22, 2020 | Blog
Law Society Gazette article 26 June 2020 https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/news/magistrates-court-backlog-reaches-484000/5104780.article Magistrates’ courts face a backlog of over 480,000 cases, according to new figures laying bare the devastating impact of coronavirus on...
by martin corlett-moss | Last updated Jul 22, 2020 | Published on Apr 16, 2020 | Blog
New Crown Prosecution Service guidance requires prosecutors to consider dropping charges to reduce the backlog of cases from the Covid-19 outbreak (480,000 cases as at 26/06/20). The CPS in their April 2020 interim guidance (set out below) have acknowledged the...
by martin corlett-moss | Last updated Mar 20, 2020 | Published on Mar 11, 2020 | Blog
We have set out below details of successful cases this month which show how the firms strategies are used to pursue dismissal of the charges where the police fail to manage the case properly before the trial. Other issues include non-attendance of prosecution...
