I'm in court tomorrow.. What do I wear??

I'm in court tomorrow.. What do I wear??

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elephantstone

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Thursday 20th August 2015
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Witnessed a road rage/bump and have been called to court tomorrow as a witness. What do i wear? Never been to court before so have no idea if there are general do's and donts. Was going to stick black jeans, shirt and a smart jacket and black smart boots. Will this be ok?

elephantstone

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Thursday 20th August 2015
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Cheers for the answers! Suits out the questions because i dont have one so will try scrub up as much as possible! Wasn't too fussed about it until tonight, feels abit daunting now!

elephantstone

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Friday 21st August 2015
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Gonna go abit earlier than planned and try and get a look in there before it starts. With regards to what im wearing, im sure i will be smarter than most of the buggers that go in there.. Stockport is a st hole and its surrounding areas. All i can do i suppose is tell the truth and try and chill, not like im the guilty one.

elephantstone

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Friday 21st August 2015
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Im in the waiting room. All very relaxed and im smartest in here so dont know what i was worrying about. Hopefully i wint be in here all day!

elephantstone

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Friday 21st August 2015
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Might not have to go in at all. Think hes pleading guilty! Hope so im bored and starving!

elephantstone

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Friday 21st August 2015
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Rangeroverover said:
You might want to ask the usher for a witness expenses form, so make sure you know mileage etc
Probably cost me a few quid im diesel and few quid parking.. Didnt bother filling in the form for that!

The guy did plead guilty which i was very pleased about as i was bored, hungry and my phone battery was running out! I was also relieved as they had told me 20mins earlier that there was 4 trails before the one i was a witness for and my one would be last as it was an RTA. All in all i think it did make a difference that i attended as they had already had a hearing without me and he pleaded not guilty.

Would i do it again? Yes, but.. Take a phone charger, eat before and arrange for next door to look after my dogs!