On the traveling to the US front, I'm not totally paralysed but have a serious disability & very impaired mobility. I can go out (hospital twice a month, at least) but it's difficult at the best of times. I'd jump at the chance (pardon the pun ) to go to the US & to be honest, the only way I could go is with the help of friends/relations. If I'm asked, I WILL be a burden which I'm not most happy about.
When an accused fails to appear, the judge checks to see if it has been sSo, can anyone shed some light on what was offered as evidence about a summons being delivered etc.?
I thought that statement was bang out of order. How can you compare a person with a disability having to make a trip to court because of someone else's error with going on a trip of a lifetime with family?II know I'm going to get a backlash for this, but how would your disability make it difficult to get a licence or go to the courthouse, but allow you to travel to the states. I realise I could be speaking out of turn but I just found that odd.