#Stalker road to the north driver#
#Stalker road to the north trial#

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The most common causes of this issue are: Shortly before the respondent collided with the deceased, he almost collided with another pedestrian, Jack Fettes, who is referred to in the charge.Д®xpert police officers examined the locus and the respondent's car.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. The respondent's car skidded as he braked, struck the deceased and killed him. As the respondent approached a point near the junction of the road with King Street, the deceased was crossing the eastbound carriageway from south to north. His driving displayed the typical features of cases of this kind. The respondent drove eastwards on this road from West North Street into East North Street. It leads in a eastward direction to the Beach Boulevard. The locus of the incident is a stretch of dual carriageway on a main arterial route (A956) in the centre of Aberdeen. We conclude, therefore, that when this case was marked for the sheriff court, it was the considered view of the Crown that any sentence imposed would be within sheriff court limits.

The advocate depute accepted that it would not be proper to indict a case like this in the sheriff court with a view to its being remitted to this court for sentence. The Crown has appealed against the sentence in respect of the period of imprisonment on the ground that it was unduly lenient.Д«efore we deal with the merits of this appeal, we should mention that ground of appeal (7) is that 'The sheriff failed to consider whether her powers of sentencing were sufficient or whether the accused should be remitted to the High Court for sentencing.' This is a significant contention, because it was entirely within the discretion of the Crown whether to indict the case in the sheriff court or in the High Court. On 3 June 2003 Sheriff Bowman sentenced the respondent to imprisonment for 18 months, disqualified him from holding or obtaining a driving licence for a period of 8 years and ordered that he should re-sit the extended driving test after the period of disqualification. We infer that the jury acquitted the co-accused on the basis that it was not proved that he took up the respondent's challenge. There was evidence that the respondent challenged the co-accused to a race.

#Stalker road to the north driver#

The other driver referred to in this charge, Alexander James Freeman, was charged on the same indictment under sections 2 (dangerous driving) and 12(1) (racing) of the 1988 Act.

#Stalker road to the north trial#

'(1)on 21st April 2002, on a road or other public place, namely West North Street and East North Street, Aberdeen, you CHRISTOPHER GEORGE JAMES STALKER did cause the death of Robert Gordon Banks, Smiddybank, St Margaret's Hope, Orkney, by driving a mechanically propelled vehicle, namely motor car registered number H366 URS dangerously, and you did drive at speeds in excess of the speed limit and did take part in a race or trial of speed between motor vehicles, namely motor car registered number H366 URS driven by you and motor car registered number G53 EOA driven by Alexander James Freeman and did on West North Street, cause Jack Fettes, 19A Balnagask Crescent, Aberdeen, a pedestrian there, to take evasive action to avoid being struck by the said motor vehicle being driven by you and did on East North Street, Aberdeen, cause said motor vehicle to collide with the said Robert Gordon Banks, a pedestrian then on the carriageway there, whereby said Robert Gordon Banks was so severely injured that he died: CONTRARY to the Road Traffic Act 1988, section 1.' On at Aberdeen Sheriff Court the respondent was convicted on the following charge:

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