who to ask?

[danwins]

Hi all,

I posted a few months ago about my 17yr old daughter being arrested. Good news was they dropped all chargers against her. However, we and the police know that the crime was committed by her mother but apparently they were having difficulties proving it, but would keep us informed as they got more evidence.
That was in January, but today my daughter was told that her mother has since been to court on 2 separate occasions. So how can I find out if this is true, and would there be any specific reason why they wouldn't inform us?

Dan

[NMNeil]

danwins said:

Hi all,

I posted a few months ago about my 17yr old daughter being arrested. Good news was they dropped all chargers against her. However, we and the police know that the crime was committed by her mother but apparently they were having difficulties proving it, but would keep us informed as they got more evidence.
That was in January, but today my daughter was told that her mother has since been to court on 2 separate occasions. So how can I find out if this is true, and would there be any specific reason why they wouldn't inform us?

Dan

Look it up.
https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your...

[agtlaw]

NMNeil said:

Look it up.
https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your...

It won't be on there. Contact the court.