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Old 2nd September 2012 | 21:20
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peterh337
 
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In her statement to court this somehow translated to "refused to give date of birth". I just couldn't get my head around why she thought it worthwhile to knowingly lie like that.
I had that too, in the late 1970s. The police wrote up a substantially false interview with me, at my office. It concerned parking within the confines of a pelican crossing. I said that I was the main driver but had no records of who was driving on the day (some months earlier). The record of the interview said that I admitted driving on the day. I believe these procedures have since changed

I am not suggesting the CAA would lie but if they get a less than very competent lawyer then anything is possible. Look how many pilots don't know the details of air law.
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