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Section 172 Notice of Intended Prosecution Our client initially instructed us believing he had got to plead guilty and was likely to be disqualified from driving. He instructed us to prepare an "exceptional hardship" argument to keep his licence. Our detailed examination showed that the prosecution were unable to provide evidence that the section 172 Notice and Notice of Intended Prosecution had been served correctly. The Crown Prosecution Service conceded our arguments and offered no evidence against our client. The Magistrates awarded our reasonable costs to be paid from Central Funds.   < Prev   Next >

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