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Muslim solicitor's career in ruins after she lied to cover up her father's speeding points then tried to have trial in secret for 'cultural reasons'

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Post by Guest Sat Feb 22, 2014 10:07 am

•Asha Khan tried to cover up her father's speeding in her car in Newcastle
•Mohammed Khan refused to own up after getting fixed penalty notice
•Ms Khan told police the driver was recovering alcoholic David Moat
•Moat agreed to his part in the scam for half a bottle of whisky
•The Daily Mail successfully challenged reporting restrictions on the case
•They had been put in place for 'cultural reasons' after family claimed they'd be shamed in their community


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2564641/Muslim-solicitor-failed-bid-Chris-Huhne-style-speeding-points-scam-trial-heard-secret-Daily-Mail-challenge-left-career-tatters.html

A dodgy solicitor? Surely not.

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Post by Guest Sat Feb 22, 2014 10:18 am

Tess. wrote:•Asha Khan tried to cover up her father's speeding in her car in Newcastle
•Mohammed Khan refused to own up after getting fixed penalty notice
•Ms Khan told police the driver was recovering alcoholic David Moat
•Moat agreed to his part in the scam for half a bottle of whisky
•The Daily Mail successfully challenged reporting restrictions on the case
•They had been put in place for 'cultural reasons' after family claimed they'd be shamed in their community


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2564641/Muslim-solicitor-failed-bid-Chris-Huhne-style-speeding-points-scam-trial-heard-secret-Daily-Mail-challenge-left-career-tatters.html

A dodgy solicitor?  Surely not.

why should it ever have been covered up there shame is irrelevant to the law.

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