15-08-2007, 07:04pm
Busdriver Wrote:Question??
If he asks you about what you did, and he didn't "caution" you "that you are not obliged to say or do anything, but anything you say or do may be given in evidence. Do you understand?"
Can you take it to court and have anything you did say ruled as inadmissable evidence?
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Strict and absolute liability mate. In traffic matters there is no caution required.
Whether there is a progressive increase in the burdon placed on the copper by the seriousness of the traffic offence and the proofs required for a successful proxsecution, I don't know. Where there are deaths involved I daresay there will be a provision to insert a caution.
Gotta Hate that !
Max:aussie

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