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23-05-2007, 01:25 PM
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Probably the worst thing for you is going to be a conviction recorded against you. Did you have a conviction recorded against you?? This can close many doors later on in life.
It is not un common for the police to embelish their story. It can seem that they do it on purpose, but many times it is just memory phase. They get events, people, times etc mixed up. So it is much easier to make you sound like a real bad egg to ensure they get their conviction. It does not look good for a blue public servant to drag someone into court only to have the judge/magistrate dismiss the case. I have heard this straight from a members mouth. It is the human factor in our court/justice system that is here to stay. That is why, if there is ever any video or other sort of evidence, in your case, obtain it. Especially if you are not convinced you are being treated fairly.
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