ChatterBank0 min ago
Didint turn up for court
my husband didnt turn up for court today for assault on me, i had witness protection ring me and let me know, will this make a big difference to case
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.What was happening today? If it was a preliminary or interim hearing, there will be an additional offence laid under the Bail Act - for which he can be fined or imprisoned. This sounds like the most likely scenario.
If it was the actual trial (and it sounds not as it doesn't sound as if you were there to give evidence, unless your evidence has been agreed - which I would doubt), not only will he have a Bail Act offence to face, but undoubtedly the prosecutor will have applied to prove the case in his absence. Without some sensible evidence as to the reason for his absence, that is likely to have happened and probable that he was convicted.
If it was the actual trial (and it sounds not as it doesn't sound as if you were there to give evidence, unless your evidence has been agreed - which I would doubt), not only will he have a Bail Act offence to face, but undoubtedly the prosecutor will have applied to prove the case in his absence. Without some sensible evidence as to the reason for his absence, that is likely to have happened and probable that he was convicted.
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