Showing posts with label Magistrate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magistrate. Show all posts
Thursday, September 30, 2010
My Life being Disabled 30/09/10
Yesterday afternoon I telephoned Barnsley Magistrates Court to ask for an application form to be a magistrate. I was informed that they were not recruiting until next year. I would like to go to Nettos this afternoon to buy some wine gums for Saturday.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
My Life being Disabled 02/09/10
On Tuesday lunchtime I felt funny, I don't know what caused it but during lunch the radio was quite loud, there were several carers in the dining room talking and my urine bag needed to be emptied. I think that all this caused me to feel funny. I told the nurse but I went to the toilet to empty my urine bag. When I came back to the dining room I felt a bit better and the nurse took my blood pressure which was O.K. I finished my lunch and the radio had been turned off.
Yesterday I got up at 07:00 because I was going to Barnsley Magistrates Court to observe a general session. It starts at 10:00 but we have leave at 12:00 because our driver/mini-bus is booked for another service user.
Case 1
A man was charged with possesion with intent to supply. There was a doubt with the case over legal aid and it was mentioned that this case might be connect with another case involving murder. So this case was adjouned.
Case 2
A man who pleaded guilty for stealing 2 items from the 99p shop which cost £1.58. He was already on a comminity order and a drugs rehab order. He was fined £100 with costs of £35.
Case 3
A man, from Grimethorpe, was charged with burgalry, damage to a cooker and a broken window with compensation of £735 and costs of £85. When was arrested was tested and found cocaine. In defence his solicitor said although he does not live with his wife and 3 children he supprts them and sees them weekly. This case was adjorned to The Crown Court at Sheffield.
Case 4
A man pleaded guilty to a charge of possesion of Ketamine a Class C drug, was already on caution and a football banning order he was fined £65 with costs of £165.
Case 5
A man was charged with possesion of 6 cannabis plants('more 6 charged with supplying). The plant were not matured but cost £300/plant. The case was adjorned for a probation report.
Case 6
A woman who did not attend because her defence solictor said was on bed rest just out of hospital. This case was adjorned.
Case 7
A man who asked for legal aid but was granted it. The court decided to give legal aid so this case was adjouned.
Case 8
A man who had breach a community order, charged of greviuos bodily harm and drugs offence. He pleaded not guilty for the breach of a community order, the GBH was adjorned for trial at the County Court at Sheffield and the drugs offence he pleaded guilty was also adjouned for trial at the Crown Court at Sheffield.
Case 9
A man who pleaded not guilty to a charge of stealing a mobile phone. This case was adjorned for trial in the Crown Court at Sheffield. When arrested he was tested and cannabis was found. He was already on a drugs rehab order. This case was adjouned for trial at Crown Court in Sheffield and he was given bail.
In the afternoon I received two letter in the post. One from my MP, Michael Dugher, inviting me to a special meeting on the 16/09/10 at 19:00 in Grimethorpe Working Mans Club and the other BT selling Total Broadband. I asked the life skills if I could go to the meeting and they said I could go. I also asked if I could cook a Chicken Vindaloo and they said I could and we'll go and buy the ingrediants on 24/09/10 and cook them the next day.
Yesterday I got up at 07:00 because I was going to Barnsley Magistrates Court to observe a general session. It starts at 10:00 but we have leave at 12:00 because our driver/mini-bus is booked for another service user.
Case 1
A man was charged with possesion with intent to supply. There was a doubt with the case over legal aid and it was mentioned that this case might be connect with another case involving murder. So this case was adjouned.
Case 2
A man who pleaded guilty for stealing 2 items from the 99p shop which cost £1.58. He was already on a comminity order and a drugs rehab order. He was fined £100 with costs of £35.
Case 3
A man, from Grimethorpe, was charged with burgalry, damage to a cooker and a broken window with compensation of £735 and costs of £85. When was arrested was tested and found cocaine. In defence his solicitor said although he does not live with his wife and 3 children he supprts them and sees them weekly. This case was adjorned to The Crown Court at Sheffield.
Case 4
A man pleaded guilty to a charge of possesion of Ketamine a Class C drug, was already on caution and a football banning order he was fined £65 with costs of £165.
Case 5
A man was charged with possesion of 6 cannabis plants('more 6 charged with supplying). The plant were not matured but cost £300/plant. The case was adjorned for a probation report.
Case 6
A woman who did not attend because her defence solictor said was on bed rest just out of hospital. This case was adjorned.
Case 7
A man who asked for legal aid but was granted it. The court decided to give legal aid so this case was adjouned.
Case 8
A man who had breach a community order, charged of greviuos bodily harm and drugs offence. He pleaded not guilty for the breach of a community order, the GBH was adjorned for trial at the County Court at Sheffield and the drugs offence he pleaded guilty was also adjouned for trial at the Crown Court at Sheffield.
Case 9
A man who pleaded not guilty to a charge of stealing a mobile phone. This case was adjorned for trial in the Crown Court at Sheffield. When arrested he was tested and cannabis was found. He was already on a drugs rehab order. This case was adjouned for trial at Crown Court in Sheffield and he was given bail.
In the afternoon I received two letter in the post. One from my MP, Michael Dugher, inviting me to a special meeting on the 16/09/10 at 19:00 in Grimethorpe Working Mans Club and the other BT selling Total Broadband. I asked the life skills if I could go to the meeting and they said I could go. I also asked if I could cook a Chicken Vindaloo and they said I could and we'll go and buy the ingrediants on 24/09/10 and cook them the next day.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
My Life being Disabled 26/08/10
On Sunday afternoon I went to Nettos.
On Wednesday I got up at 07:00 because I was going to Barnsley Magistrates Court. We arrived at 09:30 and asked the receptionist which court there would be a general session ? She told me that Court 1 and Court 2, so I decide to go in Court 1. When we entered I noticed that, again, there was only 1 magistrate. This surprised me for I expected 3 magistrates.
Case 1
Two men accused of Grevious Bodily Harm (GBH) moved to Sheffield Crown Court with Uncoditional Bail.
Case 2
I didn't find anything about this case as it a mix-up.
Case 3
No defendant, bail extended until 21/09/10.
Case 4
Threats of Damage, Case adjouned until 16/09/10, defendant has to stay in Sheffield on bail.
Case 5
Stealing a jacket worth £39 from TK Max pleaded guilty but already on bail so the first man given bail but not allowed in Barnsley Town Centre, this case was adjouned until 15/09/10. The second man was gived 56 days in jail.
Case 6
Damage to property, unknown costs, the man pleaded guilty, unconditional bail, adjouned until 15/09/10. It was reported it was seriuos damage.
Case 7
The defendant spoke little English and spoke Arabic but the interpreter had not attending so this case was postponed until 01/09/10.
Case 8
The man was accused of Actual Bodily Harm was brought in from prison because the condition of previous bail had been broken. He pleaded not guilty but was denied a trial so his case would held on 13/09/10.
Case 9
Two men were accused of stealing 6 cans of hairspray pleaded not guilty and asked to trialled at The County Court.
Case 10
A man accused of stealing two steel gates, pleaded guilty, giving unconditional bail moved to Doncaster Crown Court.
There was a tea break I spoke to the usher who told me in Court 1 is the District Judge.
We moved to Court 2, where there were three magistrates.
Case 11
Man was charged growing cannabis, he pleaded guilty and wa given 12 months community order.
Case 12
Man charged with stealing, he pleaded guilty, he was given 12 month supervision, 9 months drug rehab. and paid costs of £262.
Case 13
Man charged of holding drugs, he was already on probation, given 12 months community order, 12 months supervision order, 9 months drugs rehab. and order to pay £85 costs.
Case 14
Man charged with possesion of cannabis, no plea, the margistrates were told this was too serious so it was passed to the Crown Court. The man was given unconditional bail until 20/10/10.
Case 15
Man charged with possesion of Class B cannibis, report available, 100 hours community work.
In afternoon my nurse spoke to about although my blood sugar levels were O.K. this does not diabetes is good. My pancreas is working overtime and I MUST stop eating snacks like chocolate and biscuits. I said I will cit down on my snacks and we agreed to put this in my care plan.
On Wednesday I got up at 07:00 because I was going to Barnsley Magistrates Court. We arrived at 09:30 and asked the receptionist which court there would be a general session ? She told me that Court 1 and Court 2, so I decide to go in Court 1. When we entered I noticed that, again, there was only 1 magistrate. This surprised me for I expected 3 magistrates.
Case 1
Two men accused of Grevious Bodily Harm (GBH) moved to Sheffield Crown Court with Uncoditional Bail.
Case 2
I didn't find anything about this case as it a mix-up.
Case 3
No defendant, bail extended until 21/09/10.
Case 4
Threats of Damage, Case adjouned until 16/09/10, defendant has to stay in Sheffield on bail.
Case 5
Stealing a jacket worth £39 from TK Max pleaded guilty but already on bail so the first man given bail but not allowed in Barnsley Town Centre, this case was adjouned until 15/09/10. The second man was gived 56 days in jail.
Case 6
Damage to property, unknown costs, the man pleaded guilty, unconditional bail, adjouned until 15/09/10. It was reported it was seriuos damage.
Case 7
The defendant spoke little English and spoke Arabic but the interpreter had not attending so this case was postponed until 01/09/10.
Case 8
The man was accused of Actual Bodily Harm was brought in from prison because the condition of previous bail had been broken. He pleaded not guilty but was denied a trial so his case would held on 13/09/10.
Case 9
Two men were accused of stealing 6 cans of hairspray pleaded not guilty and asked to trialled at The County Court.
Case 10
A man accused of stealing two steel gates, pleaded guilty, giving unconditional bail moved to Doncaster Crown Court.
There was a tea break I spoke to the usher who told me in Court 1 is the District Judge.
We moved to Court 2, where there were three magistrates.
Case 11
Man was charged growing cannabis, he pleaded guilty and wa given 12 months community order.
Case 12
Man charged with stealing, he pleaded guilty, he was given 12 month supervision, 9 months drug rehab. and paid costs of £262.
Case 13
Man charged of holding drugs, he was already on probation, given 12 months community order, 12 months supervision order, 9 months drugs rehab. and order to pay £85 costs.
Case 14
Man charged with possesion of cannabis, no plea, the margistrates were told this was too serious so it was passed to the Crown Court. The man was given unconditional bail until 20/10/10.
Case 15
Man charged with possesion of Class B cannibis, report available, 100 hours community work.
In afternoon my nurse spoke to about although my blood sugar levels were O.K. this does not diabetes is good. My pancreas is working overtime and I MUST stop eating snacks like chocolate and biscuits. I said I will cit down on my snacks and we agreed to put this in my care plan.
Friday, August 20, 2010
My Life being Disabled 20/08/10
I went to Nettos on Monday afternoon.
On Thursday I got at 07:00 because I was going to Barnsley Margistrates Court to observe a general session because I'm thinking about becoming a magistrate. The court start at 10:00 and I have asked the life skills if we can set off at 09:00. After having a shower, getting dressed and having my breakfast I was ready at 08:45. Life skills came at 09:15 to put me in the minibus. We arrived at the Magistrates Court at 09:45 where I enquired which court I could view the general session. The receptionist told me I could go into Court 1 or Court 3 but in Court 3 there would one trial which would last over 1 day. I decided to go into Court 1 but the usher told us to wait until it was 10:00. He came out at 10:00 and told us to go in and sit at back.
There was 1 magistrate and the first trial was a traffic offence. It concerned a man who had an accident with his van, he was self employed. He pleaded guilty and was fined £160 and 5 points added to his licence.
The second trial was for stealing £4 of jewellery from Primark. He pleaded guilty and the offence was discharged but he was put on probation for 12 months.
The third trial was for not paying fines of £853. Because the man was on benefits he was allowed to pay £10 every 2 weeks.
The fourth trial was for haressment and the man pleaded not guilty so the trial was passed to Sheffield Crown Court.
The fifth trial was for actual bodily harm this was also passed to Sheffield Crown Court.
The sixth trial was for threating behaviour. The person did not speak any English and he had an interpretor. This was also passed to Sheffield Crown Court.
We left but on the way out the usher said we should visit on a Wednesday because it is busier. I have arrange to visit next Wednesday and the usher told us to come early.
On Thursday I got at 07:00 because I was going to Barnsley Margistrates Court to observe a general session because I'm thinking about becoming a magistrate. The court start at 10:00 and I have asked the life skills if we can set off at 09:00. After having a shower, getting dressed and having my breakfast I was ready at 08:45. Life skills came at 09:15 to put me in the minibus. We arrived at the Magistrates Court at 09:45 where I enquired which court I could view the general session. The receptionist told me I could go into Court 1 or Court 3 but in Court 3 there would one trial which would last over 1 day. I decided to go into Court 1 but the usher told us to wait until it was 10:00. He came out at 10:00 and told us to go in and sit at back.
There was 1 magistrate and the first trial was a traffic offence. It concerned a man who had an accident with his van, he was self employed. He pleaded guilty and was fined £160 and 5 points added to his licence.
The second trial was for stealing £4 of jewellery from Primark. He pleaded guilty and the offence was discharged but he was put on probation for 12 months.
The third trial was for not paying fines of £853. Because the man was on benefits he was allowed to pay £10 every 2 weeks.
The fourth trial was for haressment and the man pleaded not guilty so the trial was passed to Sheffield Crown Court.
The fifth trial was for actual bodily harm this was also passed to Sheffield Crown Court.
The sixth trial was for threating behaviour. The person did not speak any English and he had an interpretor. This was also passed to Sheffield Crown Court.
We left but on the way out the usher said we should visit on a Wednesday because it is busier. I have arrange to visit next Wednesday and the usher told us to come early.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
My Life being Disabled 07/08/10
This morning I checked the requirements to be a magisrate. The first is to visit a general session to observe the proceedings. My nearest court is Barnsley County Court. I've asked to talk this through with the life skills people. This afternoon I intend to watch Leeds v St Helens then Leeds Utd v Derby County.
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