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Victims In Speeding Offenses ?

Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 1:04 pm
by unluckyspeed

I have run into two cases in the past year where in the disclosure, the passengers in the speeding viehcle are listed under "victim". As I remembered for both cases, there were no accident, personal injuries involved, as they were just speeding offenses.


Is it a new standard practice by the PO to determine victims in speeding offenses as passengers(if any) in the viehcle? will this actually increase the severity of those offenses ?


Hope someone could shed some light.

Thanks a lot


Re: Victims In Speeding Offenses ?

Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 2:02 pm
by Stanton

In what part of the disclosure are they refered to as the victim?


Having passengers in the vehicle should not increase the severity of the fine/punishment if it was a normal speeding offence (i.e. no accident/injuries).


Re: Victims In Speeding Offenses ?

Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 2:54 pm
by unluckyspeed

Stanton wrote:In what part of the disclosure are they refered to as the victim?


Having passengers in the vehicle should not increase the severity of the fine/punishment if it was a normal speeding offence (i.e. no accident/injuries).


Hi Stanton,

It is on page 3 after the synopsis, the page is titled witness/victim list. and yes , both cases I observed has NO accidents nor injuries or damages of any kind. but one driver was clocked 50km + and lost DL for 7 days, I donno if that is relevant.


Thanks


Re: Victims In Speeding Offenses ?

Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 2:43 pm
by unluckyspeed

Any additional thoughts ?


Re: Victims In Speeding Offenses ?

Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 10:37 pm
by OPS Copper

entity in the report most likely in error as a victim instead of passenger. Usually chosen from a drop down list.


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