15/20. Plus I have smoked in a public place, but it wasn't illegal then. And I've never cleaned up dog poo, but then never having a dog, I didn't realise I was obliged to.
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which of these crimes have you committed?
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Originally posted by formant View PostI didn't know 'Eating or drinking while driving' wasn't allowed. Whoever made that law must have never had an excessive commute.Comment
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Originally posted by rob s View Postsmoking in a public place - isn't this just indoors? Or have they changed it and I didn't realise? Or are we in new york and I've got the wrong forum?Comment
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We have an entry for sex under 16 - does CUK extend beyond the grave and Jimmy has responded or which of our members is Gary GlitterComment
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6 inside the time limit. Rather more without the limit. Haven't driven in over 5 years or ever owned a dog so that rules out a lot straight away.
Bloody dog-owning, driving criminalsComment
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Own up - Who's had sex with someone under the age of 16?
edit: I've done practically all of those. Must be a regular tearaway!Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostYes, that's correct. I wouldn't be surprised if the list is one of those things that gets emailed around for years, and thus accrues various bits from different areas. But standing in public and smoking a fag, pipe, or cheroot is entirely legal in the UK. Just don't drop any ash“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostOwn up - Who's had sex with someone under the age of 16?Comment
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostDebatable, it varies depending on which act of Parliament you are dealing with for instance a public place in the road traffic act is different to one in the public order act. In some definitions it is any place in the open air to which the public have access in others it is any place to which the public have access on payment or otherwise. I think it would need to be more specific.Comment
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I have a problem with the poll as a lot of the "crimes" aren't crimes or are only crimes now.
For example if the pavement has got white lines making part of it a cycle path then you aren't breaking any law, and talking on a mobile phone never use to be illegal."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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