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Red Herring · 24-10-10, 01:17 PM

There's a lot if "what if" there. To report a driver for summons someone the police need to show that they have reasonable grounds for suspecting they have committed an offence. The CPS will only then apply for that summons if they believe the evidence presented has a reasonable chance of securing a conviction, ie: they can prove the case beyond reasonable doubt.
I would suggest that should an officer present a case based on evidence secured in the way you describe then it is unlikely to result in a summons being issued, but then again nothing surprises me these days.....

24-10-10, 01:17 PM	#73
Red Herring Member Mega Poster Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2,708	Re: HELP court summons received There's a lot if "what if" there. To report a driver for summons someone the police need to show that they have reasonable grounds for suspecting they have committed an offence. The CPS will only then apply for that summons if they believe the evidence presented has a reasonable chance of securing a conviction, ie: they can prove the case beyond reasonable doubt. I would suggest that should an officer present a case based on evidence secured in the way you describe then it is unlikely to result in a summons being issued, but then again nothing surprises me these days.....