On 4 Apr, 09:32, "Simon Mason" wrote:


Mohammadi admitted charges of drink driving and endangering life on the
railway at an earlier hearing.

Chairman of the bench Ray Guthrie banned him from driving for 20 months,
which can be reduced to 15 months if he completes a drink-driving
rehabilitation programme. He was also given a community order for 12 months
with an 80 hours unpaid work requirement, and handed a supervision order for
a year which will be used to help him get a job. He will also have to pay
£60 pounds costs.


Theoretically how is he guilty, he wasn't on the public road when
breathalised, grounds for appeal (except he pleaded guilty)?