Month: July 2020

We have noticed a significant increase in clients who have revived letters in the last few days notifying them that they have been banned without their knowledge. It appears that at the moment the courts are imposing can first ask questions later policy. Often the disqualifications of offences that the person did not commit or not made aware of and this has been compounded by the current coronavirus crisis. We are able to liaise with the courts and seek to quickly reverse the disqualification on your behalf and hope to limit the impact on your life. More often than not these cases can conclude with no penalty points or a small number of penalty points and a small fine and no disqualification. We are also able to conduct process initially over the telephone and almost immediately. Call or email us now for further assistance

We are finding that many prosecuting Councils are currently reviewing their decision to prosecute on Education cases as a result of the impact of Covid-19. If you have an ongoing case then we can make representations on your behalf that your case should now be dropped. Please call or email for further advice.

At JTS we are having success in asking prosecutors whether it is now in the interests of justice to proceed with prosecutions in light of the impact of the Coronavirus crisis and the inevitable impact of significant delays within the Court system. If you have an ongoing case and want us to make representations on your behalf contact us now for further advice