how long from nip to court date ?
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I assume he was speeding and in England or Wales ?
If so, they have up to 6 months from the date of the alleged offence to commence proceedings. This is an administrative process and is achieved by the laying of an information / complaint at the Magistrates' Court.
The summons itself can be served on the defendant a few weeks after the commencement of proceedings and this could be outside of the 6 month window.
The case must be heard before the court within 3 years of the alleged offence.
If so, they have up to 6 months from the date of the alleged offence to commence proceedings. This is an administrative process and is achieved by the laying of an information / complaint at the Magistrates' Court.
The summons itself can be served on the defendant a few weeks after the commencement of proceedings and this could be outside of the 6 month window.
The case must be heard before the court within 3 years of the alleged offence.
SS2. said:
I assume he was speeding and in England or Wales ?
If so, they have up to 6 months from the date of the alleged offence to commence proceedings. This is an administrative process and is achieved by the laying of an information / complaint at the Magistrates' Court.
The summons itself can be served on the defendant a few weeks after the commencement of proceedings and this could be outside of the 6 month window.
The case must be heard before the court within 3 years of the alleged offence.
in England .If so, they have up to 6 months from the date of the alleged offence to commence proceedings. This is an administrative process and is achieved by the laying of an information / complaint at the Magistrates' Court.
The summons itself can be served on the defendant a few weeks after the commencement of proceedings and this could be outside of the 6 month window.
The case must be heard before the court within 3 years of the alleged offence.
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