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demi girl | 21:15 Mon 17th Mar 2008 | Criminal
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A 15 year old male friend of mine was given a referral for 12 months recently now b4 he has signed it 2 days later he has committed a new offence of common assault of a girl ayear younger and she is pressing charges. What might happen to him??
prev i am in court in a few days to appeal to get my licence back early
  
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Avatar Image Lindylou
Good Luck to her. What sort of 'friend' is this person? Sounds like one you should get rid of. Speak to his solicitor regarding what kind of retribution he should expect. Assaulting young girls??! Come on!!!!
22:03 Mon 17th Mar 2008
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The referral order will be revoked and he'll be re-sentenced for the original offence, together with being sentenced for the new offence. See here:
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Law/Criminal/Qu estion514588.html

Chris
22:37 Mon 17th Mar 2008
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I hope he goes to prison forever.
11:01 Wed 19th Mar 2008
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Your friend is thoughtless and have not learned from his first mistake. I agree with Mamjet.
11:05 Wed 19th Mar 2008
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I would be a little more selective in choosing your friends!
11:07 Wed 19th Mar 2008

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