Can police prosecute if when stopped in car, car insured and person driving has authority by the driver?
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whats the charge?
prosecute for what?
So long as you're insured for the car they can't do a thing about it.
If the car is insured under someone else then it's a bit of a no no
huh?
Prosecute what? They can prosecute what they stopped you for!
prosecute for what - they can prosecute you for anything but theft - unless the car was called in stolen - if it was then the piriginal owner will have to go to court and tell the prosecutor that person had the right to drive the car
It depends where you are driving? Besides the dominance of police in the region is the other factor?
Just keep some bucks by your sides, whereever you are?
Police are Humans and they all have a common religion, to expect. Just dont let down their expectations.
If that person is above the alchol limit; does not have a valid drivers licence; be in violation of some other law.
The person does not have to actually be driving, just be sitting in the drivers seat. This shows the intent to drive.
I don't know what you are asking here. More info would be great.
I'm having a bit of trouble understanding what you're asking here. If the car is insured but doesn't cover the person driving, then the police can prosecute even if the person has the owners permission.
depends on the insurance policy the owner of the car has . Is it all drivers or only nominated ones... Are you among the nominated... Do you have full insurance on your own car? this will give you third party cover driving another vehicle. If the answers to these questions is no you could be prosecuted for driving without insurance ...
as long as you wern't driving dangerously, or anything, then no, not really.
They should prosecute you for being a buffoon.
This is rather a mixed up question. I am the first to admit i'm a bit slow on the uptakebut I do not understand this question and feel that more details are required
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