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). C. Failure to Attend Court. D. No Payment. E. Payment at Half Rate. The time period for your unpaid fines will be extended beyond the time limit in this section to allow you time to make your payment. D. Appeal to the High Court. 3. The High Court or the Supreme Court. 4. The Court of Appeal and the District or County Court. 5. The Court of Criminal Appeal. You may be required to pay court costs. 6. The Local Court (where you are residing). This must include the court where you were fined. 7. The High Court and the Court of Appeal. The time period for your unpaid fines will be extended beyond the time limit in this section to allow you time to pay. 8. The County Court. The High Court in Scotland If you are found guilty of driving with insufficient insurance and the Court of Session, your case will be heard by the Scottish Court of Session. Note: If you are found guilty of driving with insufficient insurance you will be liable for a fine and be required to take an Advanced Roadside Reporting course. If you are charged with a Class A or B fixed penalty notice for driving with a motor vehicle without insurance. The Standard Minimum Fines Act 2014 introduced Standard Minimum Fines with enhanced seriousness. This means you will face an enhanced fine of £200 and will have a six month penalty period. The enhanced penalty is intended to provide an incentive to take more care when crossing roads and to increase the likelihood of successful prosecutions. To be charged under Standard Minimum Fines: You must have been convicted of causing death by dangerous driving (in circumstances where "dangerous driving" was defined in section 3)(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1988. You must have been convicted of causing death by careless driving (in circumstances where "careless driving" was defined in section 3(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1988. The conviction for careless driving must be before the date of the Court of Session or High Court date and the conviction for cause death must have been within 12 months of the Court of Session or High Court date. You must have been convicted of reckless driving (in circumstances where "reckless driving" was defined in section 3(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1988. You must have had a driving disqualification or disqualification order. You must have been convicted of driving and

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