Pensioner gets done for 35 in a 30, appeals and loses
Pensioner gets done for 35 in a 30, appeals and loses
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Paul Dishman

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5,417 posts

267 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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I can appreciate being sore at getting caught at 35mph, but sucking it up would be wiser. Looks like our old friend Pitmansboots or whatever he was called on here was involved.

"After the case, counsel thanked Steve Langdon for his "excellent assistance.” " rolleyes

https://www.roadsafetysupport.co.uk/news/additiona...

agtlaw

7,415 posts

236 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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“Hampshire Constabulary requested the assistance of Steve Langdon, a paralegal”

Oooh, a paralegal. They brought out the big guns.

I don’t think Steve “serious disclosure failings” Callaghan still posts here?

The Mad Monk

11,569 posts

147 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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£160 and 3 points?

I think I would have swallowed that?

Truffs

266 posts

168 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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He keeps changing his username as much as he changes his job title. See this one

https://roadsafetygb.org.uk/news/new-calibration-s...

Also that serious failings case has now been removed from Google so people will not be wise to what has happened in the past.

pingu393

11,121 posts

235 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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I can understand the 3 points, but why the £160 fine as well? Any ideas?

I'm assuming that there is "previous" here, or there would have been the option to pay £100 to sit in a hotel conference room for four hours.

Paul Dishman

Original Poster:

5,417 posts

267 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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The Mad Monk said:
£160 and 3 points?

I think I would have swallowed that?
Didn't he get that because he took it to court and pleaded not guilty?

SS2.

14,712 posts

268 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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pingu393 said:
I can understand the 3 points, but why the £160 fine as well? Any ideas?
This was an appeal against a previous conviction at Basingstoke Mags.

Cliftonite

8,751 posts

168 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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Do we know the basis of Stephen Young’s appeal?


agtlaw

7,415 posts

236 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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Truffs said:
He keeps changing his username as much as he changes his job title. See this one

https://roadsafetygb.org.uk/news/new-calibration-s...

Also that serious failings case has now been removed from Google so people will not be wise to what has happened in the past.
Perhaps a google search of Steven Steve Callaghan Road Safety Support RSS Ltd Limited will afford a means of discovering the history of this individual.

CPS - “ CrimPR 19.2(3)(d) also obliges all experts to disclose to the party instructing them anything (of which the expert is aware) that might reasonably be thought capable of undermining the expert’s opinion or detracting from their credibility or impartiality.”

“Serious disclosure failings” at Northampton Crown Court clearly falls into the aforementioned and if not mentioned then easy to exclude.

Also, arguably an “expert.”


Edited by agtlaw on Thursday 6th August 18:29


Edited by agtlaw on Thursday 6th August 18:39

Paul Dishman

Original Poster:

5,417 posts

267 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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Cliftonite said:
Do we know the basis of Stephen Young’s appeal?
From the link it appears he was querying the position of the camera van

Paul Dishman

Original Poster:

5,417 posts

267 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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My mistake in assuming Langdon was the PH troll, Langdon and Callaghan are separate people

https://www.roadsafetysupport.co.uk/news/laser-qua...

slk 32

1,532 posts

223 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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Paul Dishman said:
My mistake in assuming Langdon was the PH troll, Langdon and Callaghan are separate people

https://www.roadsafetysupport.co.uk/news/laser-qua...
Two cheeks of the same arse

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

290 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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There's a klingon to the pratnership. Whenever they get an itch or a sore arse they ask for help. Personally I'd use a wet wipe for such an irritation.

FurtiveFreddy

8,577 posts

267 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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agtlaw said:
“Hampshire Constabulary requested the assistance of Steve Langdon, a paralegal”


I don’t think Steve “serious disclosure failings” Callaghan still posts here?
We can but hope.

Terminator X

20,868 posts

234 months

Thursday 6th August 2020
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35 is the point at which you get a ticket, I guess he had bad or no advice if he decided to appeal it!

TX.

321boost

1,253 posts

100 months

Friday 7th August 2020
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Truffs said:
He keeps changing his username as much as he changes his job title. See this one

https://roadsafetygb.org.uk/news/new-calibration-s...

Also that serious failings case has now been removed from Google so people will not be wise to what has happened in the past.
Enlighten us please? What did he not disclose?

IJWS15

2,235 posts

115 months

Friday 7th August 2020
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Lucky he was just hit for £620 costs, that is the starting point for a contested trial so CPS have not gone for the cost of the expert.

321boost

1,253 posts

100 months

Friday 14th August 2020
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321boost said:
Truffs said:
He keeps changing his username as much as he changes his job title. See this one

https://roadsafetygb.org.uk/news/new-calibration-s...

Also that serious failings case has now been removed from Google so people will not be wise to what has happened in the past.
Enlighten us please? What did he not disclose?
No one knows or no one wants to say? Is it a big secret? The closest I have come to is him claiming to be a member of IET (?) when he wasn’t.

Countdown

49,519 posts

226 months

Friday 14th August 2020
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agtlaw said:
Also, arguably an “expert.”
I seem to recall that Pitmansboots would get challenged a lot on here. However this is PH, debate is free, and we're all experts.

Out in the real world, if he's not an Expert, would a defence solicitor not be able to put somebody up against him to challenge and disprove his assertions?

If you're at risk of losing your licence or facing a heavy fine surely it would be worth the investment and a straightforward task to expose him as incomepetent?

CoolHands

23,621 posts

225 months

Friday 14th August 2020
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Can I call myself a paralegal?