Approaching Magistrates' Courts

dragongiraff | 09:43 Wed 12th Mar 2008 | Law

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If you genuinely feel that someone has committed a criminal offence against you but the Police are unwilling to take any action, effectively saying they are "too busy", can a person bring the matter to the attention of the Court himself?

If so, How?

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anyone can bring a private prosecution. A solicitor would help but you can do it yourself. You local court will give you the intructions.

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Thanks Loosehead. I'll explore this further with interest.

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