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Re:T20120200  
take the case number and search in the archives also will ask for the court

smccourt56
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deanlennox1
2013-07-10 11:43:30
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Re:tampering with evidence???  
You should raise your concerns with the solicitor as soon as possible (if he hasn't got one then he definately should get one!) They may be able to tell you who signed them (if he is under 17 then it may have been an appropriate adult?) and whether or not it means it is inadmissable in court. There may be a simple explanation, and a solicitor will be able to tell you.

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Loubelle8
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Loubelle8
2012-12-17 11:11:09
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Re:tampering with evidence???  

Ask your solicitor to get a handwriting expert as soon as they will be able to help.

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emmersonforensic1
2012-12-20 13:32:16
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Re:Tenant sl Possessions  
Your best bet is to contact the local police station.

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Diplock
2013-06-29 00:36:20
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Re:Terminology  
Maybe two people both charged with the same offence presumably, or both connected with a civil action. Often this can be the case with married couples, or directors of a company, only one name is used like (Harrods v Crown) but there can be two defendants in the same hearing, sentenced together in a criminal hearing.

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langtons
2021-11-23 10:05:38
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