And this is where our system needs improving. Assuming the OPs story is correct and he was driving safely for the conditions, the system is likely to change the attitude of a normally law abiding citizen against the law for being so inflexible that it causes unnecessary hardship, or causes the citizen to flout the law and drive unlicensed. Neither option is good for the continued support of the rule of law. We already see evidence in some suburbs where people have no respect for the law, why add to the problem.
And added to the OPs problems is an ex-boss going back on his word.
This looks a good situation for pro bono or reduced fee support.
And added to the OPs problems is an ex-boss going back on his word.
This looks a good situation for pro bono or reduced fee support.
