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The bloke did a really stupid thing and must have known there would be consequences, enough to let the jury to decide. If it was a asylum seeker or traveler who’d stolen the tracktor, there would be no argument. A tweed jacket is no reason not to pursue a case
That will be the beak
Jury or magistrate? which are you going with?
 
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Better chance of getting off with a magistrate and a mr loop hole lawyer running your argument.
Stats say otherwise. But even a magistrate will be able to get their head around the law, provided someone explains it to them.
 
Stats say otherwise. But even a magistrate will be able to get their head around the law, provided someone explains it to them.
More likely they will be bamboozled by mr loophole running your argument.
 
The argument that criminal damage requires a criminal mindset. Who’d have thought.
 
The argument that criminal damage requires a criminal mindset. Who’d have thought.
Except when it doesn't?

Criminal damage can also be deemed as committed recklessly, which means there was no intention to cause criminal damage. A person acts recklessly with respect to:

A circumstance when they are aware of a risk that exists or will exist
In the circumstances known to them, it was unreasonable to take that risk

 
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