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und sorry if replies are not as you might have been hoping to hear.
As "fisherman" say - if you plead guilty - then you cannot then turn around some ime later und plead innocence.
This was verified by something Nick Loophole Freeman say on Radio interview. (Was the case of the lorry driver who had removed a Handy phone from his jacket.. (swtiched off) und chucked on dash. This was because he felt his seatbelt dig against phone in pocket. Police overtaking saw this und gave FPN. He spent two years in und out of court before desperation und spiralling cost make himplead guilty und just close off the case.) Even in this scenario - per Freeman .
he had no redress for appeal . Had he pleaded innocent und then been found guilty though - Freeman was prepared to appeal the verdict on a point of law. FOR NO FEE! AS TEST CASE!
Thus .. if there ist a "point of law" or new evidence which suggest an "unsound conviction" - then it appear you can appeal a conviction. It happen all the time with very high profile und extremely SERIOUS cases as we've all read in press (the innocent cot baby tragedy mamas/Birmingham Six/Stefan Kizsko/Bakewell boy etc...all overturned because of new evidence/SERIOUS flaws in original trials on points of law) But these were very different matters from a fairly trivial speeding matter by comparison.
BUT error of typo .. (as example I choose 2 names which often get mistyped in my opinion - und I choose the silly address to make you smile - I hope
) if your name ist Mr Lesley Johnson of 64 Green Pea Lane und they spell your name as Mr Leslie Johnstone of 66 Greene Pee Layne - then I do not think you could appeal on such as these would be "clerical errors" or the "slip" which fisherman rightly point out. If they got the name completely wrong und the person was Mr Jones - then I think my fictional accused in this post might might have noticed this at the time
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PS . I always spell like this....
I am rubbish at English..
But fear not .. read IG's COAST post und the rest of the site - especially safespeed's version of the Highway Code
.. und you may find you keep rest of licence quite bit safer from NIP