Did you know you could be asked to attend a voluntary interview under caution for using someone else’s blue badge

Did you know you could be asked to attend a voluntary interview under caution for using someone else’s blue badge?

Using someone else’s blue badge, without a valid and lawful reason to do so, can amount to a criminal offence. If you are suspected of misusing a blue badge, you could be invited for a voluntary interview under caution. If you are then charged with an offence, this would lead to a prosecution before a Magistrates’ Court or a Crown Court depending on the seriousness of the offence you are charged with. Some of the charges are serious and are classed as offences of dishonesty. It is, therefore, important to ensure you have the best possible representation during your interview. For more information about the type of offences you could be charged with, please visit Blue Badge Offences.

If you think that you might be facing a prosecution for misusing a blue badge and are asked to attend an interview under caution, please contact our specialist serious prosecutions team on 0161 274 5588.

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