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Ladyman last broke the speed limit by about 10mph in 2002 as he was driving on the A2 from London to his South Thanet constituency in Kent. He still has three points on his licence as a result of the offence and would have paid a £60 fine.
The six points he acquired from the other two speeding offences — picked up at roadworks on the M2 — are now “spent” because they were incurred more than three years ago.
When Ladyman first revealed his speeding convictions to the Kent on Sunday newspaper, he described them as “three silly lapses of judgment”.
Yesterday he said: “Politicians are human and have the same frailties as everyone else. The speed cameras worked. I was careless, I got caught and now I'm much more careful. That's exactly what they are supposed to achieve.”
last week he was on top gear claiming he had 9 points... have some expired and has he replaced them?
Apparently he was going to deliver a three point plan to reduce the numbers of speed cameras but feared that might get him banned 
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Speed limit sign radio interview. TV
Snap Unhappy“It has never been the rule in this country – I hope it never will be - that suspected criminal offences must automatically be the subject of prosecution” He added that there should be a prosecution: “wherever it appears that the offence or the circumstances of its commission is or are of such a character that a prosecution in respect thereof is required in the public interest”
This approach has been endorsed by Attorney General ever since 1951. CPS Code
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