that douchenozzle got a DWC. Glad to see the Crown is appealing.Originally Posted by jellywrestler
"channellling the Pleideans"
that douchenozzle got a DWC. Glad to see the Crown is appealing.
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Hardcore Biker
It is possible. I have a friend who got community service only for a DUI offence. Did not lose his licence.
Hardcore Biker
Did wifey attend said court case or is the whole thing a cunning but simple plan to have one day a weekend to do as
you wish (lets ride!)
Political Correctness, the chief weapon of whiney arse bastards
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Whats a Maori king?
Hardcore Punk
His dad???
For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.
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Hardcore Punk
The Tainuia kid, who remembers him?
For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.
i'm motarded
You know, a Wha King.
Nana
Over a decade ago now but I had a staff member tell me that his mea culpa style admission and letters of reference combined with a need to drive for work outside of hours that would be permissible on a work license saw a judge sentencing to 500 hours of community service instead of 200 hours PD and 6 months loss of licensethat was typical at the time. He escaped PD on the grounds that he had only lived in NZ for 3 months and was not familiar with the law here, should be receive a sentence of detainment ( PD or prison) he would be deported) and where he was from drink driving is a roadside fine before they let you carry on your merry way.
But then he did not hurt anybody and was quick to cover the costs of his crash. E.g he paid for the damages to the barrier and fence before court day.
Stupid phone / Tapatalk, apologies in advance.
Hardcore Punk
Community service IS the new name for PD.
For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.
"channellling the Pleideans"
my understanding is that all EBA carry a mandatory DQ. with a minimum stand down period of 1 month before applying for a "Work" licence.Mwahahaha....
'a sip' - sure, and the breath testing device was faulty too.
He MAY have got 200 hours without disqualification but that's almost right up there with me winning the Isle of Man on me Harley in likelihood.
Possibly it wasn't an EBA conviction at all??
I am no expert in the area though.
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Nana
Nah, community service you can serve in many ways. I know lifeguards who used their log hours for unpaid life guarding to fill the time slots.Community service IS the new name for PD.
Pretty much you decide the how and have it approved by your probation officer.
PD you have to attend a specific location and carry out community service tasks as dictated by the person in charge.
I have never had to do either.
I hope that continues to be true.
From what I hear the District Licensing Authority (liquor licensing) and the immigration suits regard community service as a negative but one easily overlooked if there is sufficient evidence this is not the normal behaviour of the applicant.
PD you would need a pretty outstanding explanation and mitigation.
That said that is just based on the dealings is a few miscreant associates. I am no expert and I have never had the boot on my foot.
Stupid phone / Tapatalk, apologies in advance.
NEDWN VIII
Calamine Lotion should clear that right up.
Hardcore Punk
I have done plenty of both, and they are now both know as community service.
Although you can choose the AGENCY option, that allows you to choose the service you would like to VOLUNTEER for.
For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.
Nana
I'll take that on board as new information... Information I hope I don't need.I have done plenty of both, and they are now both know as community service.
Although you can choose the AGENCY option, that allows you to choose the service you would like to VOLUNTEER for.
By that standard my old staff member would have been deported.condition of his study visa was no convictions resulting in detention. It explicitly defined PD as detention.
I went through the information his lawyer and the courts provided him to help him understand what was going on. His English was quite pidgin at the time.
His lawyer essentially told him to pack his bags.
After reading the differences in the definitions I told him to find the reparations and start volunteering before his case was heard. That it was no guarantee but he would never know if he did not ask, and his chances were better if he had already accepted responsibility.
His lawyer told him not to waste the money.
2 years later he got residency. 5 years after that citizenship. I guess you can't trust the duty / appointed solicitor.
Stupid phone / Tapatalk, apologies in advance.
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