Ouch - nasty fine I bet.windingworm wrote:I find it tricky because it's not just a speeding ticket fixed by law (I never declare those either), but a fine sentenced in court as it's usually the case for speeding > 41km/h above limit.
So technically, I have been convicted in a court, yes.
But on the other hand, do I legally have to mention it, since it's not a registrable offence that is therefore not written in my criminal record?
From what I know, if you got summons for speeding exceeding the limit enough to get demerit points it is a serious offence and must be declared,or at least mention it to the officer collecting the forms.windingworm wrote:I find it tricky because it's not just a speeding ticket fixed by law (I never declare those either), but a fine sentenced in court as it's usually the case for speeding > 41km/h above limit.
So technically, I have been convicted in a court, yes.
But on the other hand, do I legally have to mention it, since it's not a registrable offence that is therefore not written in my criminal record?
I only did a quick, cursory search; no miranda rights in Singapore or the equivalent arising from common law as in most commonwealth countries.ecureilx wrote: we will be arresting you on the spot"
Precisely..nakatago wrote:I only did a quick, cursory search; no miranda rights in Singapore or the equivalent arising from common law as in most commonwealth countries.ecureilx wrote: we will be arresting you on the spot"
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