ohsostupid
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Hello all,
I have already been interviewed under caution and am not trying to get out of it. Its probably an open and shut case for the TOC or BTP.
However, should i still write a letter to the TOC Prosecution manager that interviewed me to try and settle out of court as a a court conviction and criminal record will destroy my career meaning losing my home and, without a job, it will mean it takes forever to repay the TOC?
Or should I get a solicitor to write the letter?
I cant afford a big solicitor - can anyone recommend a pro bono or 'free advice' solicitor experienced in train fare stuff?
Many thanks
I have already been interviewed under caution and am not trying to get out of it. Its probably an open and shut case for the TOC or BTP.
However, should i still write a letter to the TOC Prosecution manager that interviewed me to try and settle out of court as a a court conviction and criminal record will destroy my career meaning losing my home and, without a job, it will mean it takes forever to repay the TOC?
Or should I get a solicitor to write the letter?
I cant afford a big solicitor - can anyone recommend a pro bono or 'free advice' solicitor experienced in train fare stuff?
Many thanks