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Andy008 | 19:52 Wed 16th Apr 2008 | Criminal
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A strange question I know, but does English law allow for someone to be charged with an offence without having been arrested first?

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Yes.

For example, most motoring offences don't lead to arrest but that doesn't mean that you can't be charged under the relevant legislation. (The same applies to other many other offences, including littering).

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19:58 Wed 16th Apr 2008
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Its called a summon and you receive it through the post
20:52 Fri 30th May 2008

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