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Judge handed nine penalty points on his driving licence after being caught speeding three times while rushing to court

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Judge handed nine penalty points on his driving licence after being caught speeding three times while rushing to court. (2026, September 26). Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16161725/Judge-points-driving-licence-speeding-three-times.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Deputy District Judge Charles Crow received nine penalty points on his driving licence after being caught speeding three times between November 2023 and March 2026 while rushing to court. He apologized and acknowledged the misconduct, promising to use public transport more often and improve time management. The Lady Chief Justice and Lord Chancellor issued him formal advice for misconduct following his voluntary report of the offences.

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Deputy District Judge Charles Crow received nine penalty points on his driving license for speeding three times between November 2023 and March 2026 while rushing to court. The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office (JCIO) disciplined him, citing the incidents as misconduct. Crow apologized for his behavior and admitted he was embarrassed by it. To prevent future occurrences, he vowed to use more public transport and install speed-limiting controls in his vehicle, along with improving his time management skills.

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- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A judge has been disciplined after he was caught speeding while rushing to court. Deputy District Judge Charles Crow was handed nine penalty points on his driving licence for three offences between November 2023 and March 2026, the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office (JCIO) said. asserted

Office → see → November

He apologised and said he was embarrassed by his conduct, vowing to use more public transport and speed-limiting controls when driving – as well as improving his time management. asserted

he → apologise → management

Crow was given formal advice for misconduct. asserted

Crow → give → misconduct

The JCIO said in a public notice about the misconduct proceedings: 'Judge Crow apologised and stated that he was embarrassed by his conduct. asserted

he → say → conduct

He accepted responsibility for the offences and acknowledged that they amounted to misconduct. asserted

they → accept → misconduct

He explained that the offences occurred while travelling to or from court and that rushing had been a contributing factor. ' asserted

rushing → explain → court

He outlined steps taken to prevent recurrence, including greater use of public transport, improved time management and increased use of speed-limiting controls when driving. asserted

He → outline → controls

A judge has been handed nine penalty points on his driving licence after being caught speeding three times while rushing to court (File image) asserted

judge → hand → court

Crow was put through fast-track misconduct proceedings after accepting wrongdoing. asserted

Crow → put → wrongdoing

The Lady Chief Justice, Baroness Carr, and Lord Chancellor, Alex Norris, issued Crow with the advice for misconduct after he voluntarily reported the offences. asserted

he → issue → offences

The public notice issued by the JCIO did not specify where the offences took place, nor how far Crow was above the speed limit. asserted

Crow → issue → limit

Drivers receive three points for a 'band A', or more minor infringement, for example driving up to 40mph in a 30mph zone or up to 90mph on a motorway. asserted

Drivers → receive → motorway

More serious speeding is punished with a higher number of points, a fine and possibly disqualification. uncertain

speeding → punish → points

Judicial misconduct hearings take place in private. asserted

hearings → take → place

A spokesman for the JCIO said: 'The Lady Chief Justice, with the Lord Chancellor's agreement, has issued Deputy District Judge Charles Crow with formal advice for misconduct.' asserted

Justice → say → misconduct

Judge handed nine penalty points on his driving licence after being caught speeding three times while rushing to court

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