This is your round-up of some of the latest court cases heard at the Isle of Wight Magistrates Court.
Monday 2nd November – Friday 6th November 2020
• Billie Joe Ford, 30, of Newport Road, Cowes pleaded guilty to drug driving (cannabis). He was disqualified from driving for 12 months and fined £120. He was ordered to pay costs of £85 with a surcharge of £32.
• Joseph Eugene Burgess, 27, of Nelson Road, Newport admitted drink driving (67), driving without licensee and driving without insurance. He was disqualified from driving for 20 months and fined £120. He was ordered to pay costs of £34 with a surcharge of £34.
• Abigail Jane Croxford, 44, of Melville Street, Ryde admitted drink driving (67) and failing to stop. She was banned from driving for 17 months and fined £120. She was ordered to pay costs of £85 with a surcharge of £32.
• Katie Moore, 46, of St Johns Road, Ryde was fined £40 for possession of a class B drug (cannabis). She was also told to pay the costs of £85 with a surcharge of £34. The drugs were forfeited.
• Benjamin Alexander Thomas Charles, 30, of Carisbrooke Road in Newport, pleaded guilty to several counts of theft. He was sentenced to 2 weeks in prison because of the multitude of offences and breaching a suspended sentence.
• Jason Michael Davies, 37, of Mary Rose Avenue in Wootton, pleaded guilty to drink and drug driving. He was disqualified from driving for 16 months, fined £120 and ordered to pay £85 costs with a £32 surcharge.
• Liam James Gustar, 25, of Oaklyn Gardens in Shanklin admitted criminal damage. He was ordered to pay compensation of £401.60, fined £120 and told to pay costs of £85 with a £34 surcharge. He was fined a further £120 and told to pay compensation of £630.80 for another act of criminal damage.
• Jack Lewis Rinaldi, 27, of George Street in Ryde, admitted drug driving (cocaine). He was disqualified from driving for 3 years, fined £120 and ordered to pay costs of £85 with a £34 surcharge.
• Mark Goldstone, 40, of Forest Road in Newport, pleaded guilty to breaching a temporary 50mph speed limit on the M27, twice. He was disqualified from driving for 6 months, fined £256 and told to pay costs of £150 with a £35 surcharge.
• Mark Anthony Cording, 42, of Atherley Road in Shanklin, admitted failing to provide, driving without insurance, driving without a licence and failing to surrender to bail. He was disqualified from driving for 3 years, ordered to complete 25 rehabilitation days and to pay a fine of £60 with £85 costs and a £95 surcharge.
• David Trevor Thomas, 35, of Medeway in Lake, was fined £50 and told to complete 25 rehabilitation days for assaulting an emergency worker, possession of cannabis, assault by beating x2 and criminal damage. He was also ordered to pay £75 compensation.
• Liam Beeney, 28, of Mary Rose Avenue in Wootton, admitted sending an electronic communication to cause distress or anxiety. He was ordered to comply with an electronic tag curfew and to complete 15 rehabilitation days. He was also handed a restraining order and ordered to pay £85 costs with a £95 surcharge.
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So a guy who twice breached a 50mph temporary speed limit on the M27 has to pay £441. A guy who assaults an emergency worker, possession of cannabis and a further x2 assaults and also criminal damage only pays £125???? Absolute joke!!!!!
Obviously the guy who got fined £441 had more money. He could afford the ferry fares from the Island.!!!!!
A guy banned from driving for 20 months for not having a license, being drunk and no insurance!!!! Im sure banning him from driving will stop him reoffending
Katie Moore …….. really ? worth going to court for cannabis ? what a total waste of tax payer money.
If you can’t pay the fine Don’t do the crime, Simples!
A noticeable increase in the amount of drink/drug driving cases of late, which will undoubtedly increase in the run up to Christmas. Even with the pubs closed under the current lockdown doesn’t appear to diminish the figures. Sadly there’s always those who live their lives who think they’re above the law. Happily the above named were caught but will a minimal fine and a temporary driving ban really deter these individuals from reoffending?
I think you will discover that the legal fictions and not the men and women in your article were found guilty by persons posing as judges who were not acting under any Oaths of Office.
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The person’s ( legal fictions since birth) convicted were:
LIAM JAMES GUSTAR
JACK LEWIS RINALDI
MARK GOLDSTONE
MARK ANTHONY CORDING
DAVID TREVOR THOMAS
LIAM BEENEY
These six persons were all held in the custody of the Registrar General since birth. They are pieces of paper.
A name is written as John Lewis Smith.
JOHN LEWIS SMITH reads as nothing unless it has hyphens between each sign. In the absence of hyphens it reads as three separate and unconnected signs.
John. Lewis. Smith.
This simple dirty trick is the “fraud” that the legal system is based upon.