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bethany jane | 03:14 Tue 17th Jul 2007 | Law
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can you tell me if driving with no insurance and lience is a criminal or civil offence
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if found guilty it is a criminal conviction.
08:59 Tue 17th Jul 2007
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no if's and buts it is a criminal offence.

All you can do is put your hand up.
14:51 Tue 17th Jul 2007
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further more its for you to show that you did have insurance
19:21 Tue 17th Jul 2007
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although you would also be liable to civil prosecution - being sued - if you cause any damage to person or property.
20:38 Tue 17th Jul 2007
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It is a criminal offence
22:03 Fri 20th Jul 2007

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