Hi Both Thanks for your reply Dc23 i'm honestly thrilled you didn't get charged and it hasn't progressed, must be such a relief. like i say 1 year later and i'm still awaiting. Had the extended bail application this week, with the numbers of evidence ect on there. came as a bit of a shock as i hadn't realised how bad it had gotten. on the plus side this has given me time to come to terms with it. Looking at a 2nd interview back end of September and then waiting for courts ect will probs take me in 2024. Honestly without the support I'd received I'd be lost in Limbo. And as far as money goes I'm aware at the extended period of unemployment I'm looking at. I was debating going doing a degree or something for a few years, i'm educated to A level so wouldn't need access course or anything and i'm aware some people in this situation have had succsess getting onto them with none-contact offences. Seems fairly promising and would fill in the unemployment gap once my conviction is spent. I'm currently in mid-late 20's so if i get a 10 year SHPO and appeal at the 5 yr mark it's gona be early 30's which i think isn't too late to start getting things back on track . As stated in my previous comments my logic is to accept what has happened, take preventative measures to make sure this unacceptable behaviour never happens again, pay the price and work to become a contributing member of society once again. I think we need a lot more success story's in this community so that those who have fallen prey to this can get back up off the ground and rebuild themselves and hopefully never re-offend I intend to document every step of the way to give a clear understanding of the process and how i combat the many obstacles that lie ahead
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