I recently had a conviction for common assault quashed after an all grounds appeal. In the appeal hearing, the magistrate decided to give a Prasad direction. The resulting ADVO from the original hearing, however, is still in place as the magistrate stated she did not have jurisdiction.
Given the conviction for which I received the ADVO has now been thrown out, can anyone help with how likely I am to win if apply to have the ADVO overturned or varied? The magistrate gave very adverse findings in regards to the complainant's credibility, reliability, motivation and conduct throughout the hearing. Could these findings be used to help overturn the ADVO?
Any guidance on how I should proceed would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Given the conviction for which I received the ADVO has now been thrown out, can anyone help with how likely I am to win if apply to have the ADVO overturned or varied? The magistrate gave very adverse findings in regards to the complainant's credibility, reliability, motivation and conduct throughout the hearing. Could these findings be used to help overturn the ADVO?
Any guidance on how I should proceed would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks