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my son was attacked whilst he worked in a bar. He has been charged with gbh 18 as he hit someone with a glass on the head whilst defending himself. We are so worried but dont know what to do
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.With that version of events and if there is anybody to back up his story I can't understand why the police have charged him.
Assuming you weren't there, It is possible that his story isn't entirely accurate.
This comes under "glassing" and the sentencing guidelines for it are severe.
He needs a good lawyer fast
Assuming you weren't there, It is possible that his story isn't entirely accurate.
This comes under "glassing" and the sentencing guidelines for it are severe.
He needs a good lawyer fast
Here you go
http://www.sentencing...0HARM%20WITH%20INTENT
3 years should be regarded as normal
Now go and get professional advice
http://www.sentencing...0HARM%20WITH%20INTENT
3 years should be regarded as normal
Now go and get professional advice
I wouldn't rely on hoping if I were you.
If there was violent disorder and someone was glassed and there are lots of nasty pictures of injuries a court is going to want to set an example especially if it's an area that's known to be rough.
Here's a link regarding legal aid
http://www.communityl...galaid/calculator.jsp
There's a number on it call them
If there was violent disorder and someone was glassed and there are lots of nasty pictures of injuries a court is going to want to set an example especially if it's an area that's known to be rough.
Here's a link regarding legal aid
http://www.communityl...galaid/calculator.jsp
There's a number on it call them
Hi maise. Most solicitors who attend police stations are useless i am afraid. However, has the solicitor given any indication how s/he thought the interview went with the police and whether the prosecution have a good case of GBH with the intent.
Your son is obviously claiming self-defence which is a matter of law and for the courts to decide. Just because he has been charged it does not mean he is guilty. Has your son been charged with the Section 18 assault (it will state the specific offence on the charge sheet) and what injuries did the complainant sustain.
thanks
Your son is obviously claiming self-defence which is a matter of law and for the courts to decide. Just because he has been charged it does not mean he is guilty. Has your son been charged with the Section 18 assault (it will state the specific offence on the charge sheet) and what injuries did the complainant sustain.
thanks
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