Public Eye
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| Founded | 1968 |
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| Motto | "Act here for a fairer world" |
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About Public Eye
Public Eye is a sustainability-oriented, politically and religiously independent solidarity development non-governmental organisation based in Switzerland. Public Eye notably encourages Swiss politics and business to respect human rights and the environment in poor countries.
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Dean Saunders in prison for refusing the breath test
Dean Saunders - drugs "interact" with the beer he had been drinking, it was claimed in court
Ex-Liverpool striker Dean Saunders has to deliver in the prison for 10 weeks for refusing a roadside breath test.
The Bt Sport expert, 55, was stopped by police on suspicion of drink-driving in Boughton, Chester, on the 10th of may.
Saunders, who was limited to a push by Wales 75 times, and had to prop himself against his Audi A8 car, when he was asked to Get Out of The Vehicle , Chester Magistrates' Court heard.
Jailing Saunders, district judge Nicholas Sanders called him "arrogant".
Outside court, Conor Johnstone, defending Saunders, said his client would appeal against The Sentence , as he believed it was exaggerated.
Saunders was denied bail and his application to appeal hearing, will be fixed in the Crown Court at a later date, the Mersey and Cheshire Crown Prosecution Service has confirmed.
Saunders, was sent directly to prison, was "shocked" and "disappointed" with The Sentence , his lawyer said.
'Before The Law 'The former Derby County, Oxford United and Aston Villa to the front of The coupling in Whitegate, Cheshire, told the court he was at Chester Races and had drunk two pints.
The court heard how at about 00:45 BST, a Police Patrol discovered Saunders' car to drive at speed, and otherwise to give, in a roundabout, to put the brakes on another vehicle.
to meet, He was arrested for failing a breath-brought to the test and taken to a police station if he refused again.
His lawyer suggested that the alcohol could "interact" with the medication he takes for the injury to his knee and his asthma
judge Sanders said: "in these proceedings, you have shown to be arrogant yourself, to think you are someone to be his previous and current role in The Public entitled, above The Law .
"In fact, The Opposite is true -that someone in The Public should expect a deterrent sentence, if you are above The Law . "
Saunders had initially denied the failure to comply with a roadside breath test and not to a sample at a police station, but later pleaded guilty.
He was also banned from driving for 30 months and pay the court costs of £620.
cheshire constabulary, chester, whitegate
Source of news: bbc.com
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