The Scales of Justice

8:00pm Friday 13th July 2012 in News

Craig Grealy, 31, of St Helen’s Mews, Abingdon, admitted possessing children’s underwear in Abingdon on April 1, which he was prohibited from doing under an order made by magistrates in July 2010. Fined £80, a £15 victims’ surcharge and £85 costs.

Keith Horseman, 43, of Lye Valley, Oxford, admitted drink-driving in Horspath Driftway on April 7. Had 59 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath, above the legal limit of 35 micrograms. Fined £300, £15 victims’ surcharge and £85 costs. Banned from driving for 16 months.

Luiz Campos, 39, of Pauling Road, Oxford, admitted driving without a licence, without insurance and drink-driving in The Slade on April 22. Had 85 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath. Fined £400, a £15 victims’ surcharge and £85 costs. Banned from driving for 20 months.

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Comments(8)

snert says...
8:50pm Fri 13 Jul 12

"...admitted possessing children’s underwear in Abingdon on April 1, which he was prohibited from doing under an order made by magistrates..."

er, seriously? This made me laugh.

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snert says...
8:52pm Fri 13 Jul 12

snert wrote:
"...admitted possessing children’s underwear in Abingdon on April 1, which he was prohibited from doing under an order made by magistrates..."

er, seriously? This made me laugh.
I wonder if they were loaded?

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John Lamb says...
1:05am Sat 14 Jul 12

snert wrote:
"...admitted possessing children’s underwear in Abingdon on April 1, which he was prohibited from doing under an order made by magistrates..."

er, seriously? This made me laugh.
Sounds like a man with a liking for small children. They never make me laugh.

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snert says...
10:19am Sat 14 Jul 12

John Lamb wrote:
snert wrote:
"...admitted possessing children’s underwear in Abingdon on April 1, which he was prohibited from doing under an order made by magistrates..."

er, seriously? This made me laugh.
Sounds like a man with a liking for small children. They never make me laugh.
Oh lighten up

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davyboy says...
5:01pm Sat 14 Jul 12

a lot of drink-driving going on recently. seems to appear every week in scales of justice. fines always seem too low, and bans not long enough! many ignore the bans anyway. repeat offenders should be locked up!!!

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John Lamb says...
8:50pm Sat 14 Jul 12

snert wrote:
John Lamb wrote:
snert wrote:
"...admitted possessing children’s underwear in Abingdon on April 1, which he was prohibited from doing under an order made by magistrates..."

er, seriously? This made me laugh.
Sounds like a man with a liking for small children. They never make me laugh.
Oh lighten up
What exactly do you mean by loaded anyway snert?

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snert says...
9:39am Tue 17 Jul 12

As I said lighten up. It's a joke turn of phrase in the same way if you pointed at someone and they said "I hope that finger isn't loaded". The finger and phrase are a figurative. The actual finger isn't loaded at all. Seriously, explaining a joke or comment really does take the humour out of it.

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snert says...
10:18am Wed 18 Jul 12

John Lamb wrote:
snert wrote:
"...admitted possessing children’s underwear in Abingdon on April 1, which he was prohibited from doing under an order made by magistrates..."

er, seriously? This made me laugh.
Sounds like a man with a liking for small children. They never make me laugh.
From what I read in that article it actually looks like a man with a liking for childrens underwear. A liking for small children and a liking for childrens underwear are very very different and jumping to conclusions like that is not good.

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