Yes you can’t get out of it easy. My mumdidn’t do it because she couldn’t due to her chronic illness but I’m sure even if pregnant you still have to do it
I will thank you!
Yes you can’t get out of it easy. My mumdidn’t do it because she couldn’t due to her chronic illness but I’m sure even if pregnant you still have to do itBasically, if you are a UK national then your National Insurance Number is randomly drawn.
It's a legal requirement to attend and the chances of getting out of it are very slim.
I will thank you!Sounds really interesting. but have your wits about you x
I know someone who had to attend 4 days post partum and was only allowed to defer when she turned up with the baby!Yes you can’t get out of it easy. My mumdidn’t do it because she couldn’t due to her chronic illness but I’m sure even if pregnant you still have to do it
I will thank you!I’m almost 30 so not the young silly person everyone thinks haha! X
Unless you are rejected before the case begins, like I was. To be fair, I wasn't the only one who wasn't picked.Basically, if you are a UK national then your National Insurance Number is randomly drawn.
It's a legal requirement to attend and the chances of getting out of it are very slim.
Just to give another experience, I was called to do jury service twice and each time I wrote back with the reasons why I wouldn't be suitable and that I had no childcare. Courts don't want reluctant jurors and I was excused both times.Basically, if you are a UK national then your National Insurance Number is randomly drawn.
It's a legal requirement to attend and the chances of getting out of it are very slim.
This has happened to me! You wait around all day for them to come and say "oh they've changed to a guilty plea now" and the court didn't even have 4GUnless you are rejected before the case begins, like I was. To be fair, I wasn't the only one who wasn't picked.
I live for shows like thisDo you watch Love After Lockup? Most of the people on it have found relationships through write a prisoner and have been in relationships for years with the other person on the inside! Some of them even got married in prison despite having never met or known the person on the outside. It’s really interesting.
What channel is this on please?Do you watch Love After Lockup? Most of the people on it have found relationships through write a prisoner and have been in relationships for years with the other person on the inside! Some of them even got married in prison despite having never met or known the person on the outside. It’s really interesting. The show follows the relationships once the prisoners are released (both men and women) - it’s crazy.
It’s on TLCWhat channel is this on please?
WORD.Out of curiosity,
you make “friends” with this prisoner, under the impression they were wrongly accused or that they’re rehabilitated.
they seem normal and nothing shady goes on, it’s just a friendship and that’s that.
5 years down the line, after release, you find out they stabbed a 75 year old woman to death, or raped and killed a girlfriend, or hurt a child.
how would you (or anyone) feel that you offered them friendship.
I haven’t judged you, I asked a question. You’re awfully defensive, aren’t you.Sorry but this is so rude and unnecessary to ask what I may be missing in life It’s not about that at all or glamourising
a crime. These people aren’t all bad people and I have chosen very carefully who I have written a letter to and done research before doing so since it’s something I have wanted to do for a while. Many people do this for all the wrong reasons and I am not one of them. I suggest if you have an input then do so without making assumptions of people you don’t know.
Yes I am in the uk
Because i do. Not all of these people are bad people. And like I have said above I have done my research. I have made this to ask for stories and not to be judged
It genuinely concerns me that this person, who can't see the perspective of other posters is communicating with criminals. With all due respect, I don't think she is very 'street wise' and that is me being polite.I haven’t judged you, I asked a question. You’re awfully defensive, aren’t you.
there’s a woman who follows me on Twitter who is married to an inmate in the US - I think he’s in California, and she’s in the North of the UK. They met through writing to each other and she goes to visit him twice a year. She’s quite open about it but never talks about his crime.Do you watch Love After Lockup? Most of the people on it have found relationships through write a prisoner and have been in relationships for years with the other person on the inside! Some of them even got married in prison despite having never met or known the person on the outside. It’s really interesting. The show follows the relationships once the prisoners are released (both men and women) - it’s crazy.
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