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Message: [QUOTE="Browny, post: 2230817, member: 2004"] Its up to the DPP to drop the charges. At the time the charges were laid there would have been suffiecient evidence of a successful prosecution, otherwise it is a waste of everyone's time. Now between the charges being laid and court this "statement" of self harm has come up. It is not up to the police to decide the veracity of this statement but to provide it to court. Then the judge or jury will decide whether or not he is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. In the case of domestic violence all juridictions are pro arrest and if Inglis had legal advise not to talk then the statement (which could have been an interview) and the physical evidence (bruises) etc would have been enough to charge. [/QUOTE]

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