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Driving Bans, Community Sentences and Jail in Latest Southern England Court Lists

The newest open‑justice reports show routine enforcement across Bournemouth, Southampton and Reading, with one stalking case resulting in immediate custody.

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Overview

  • Multiple motorists were disqualified for drink‑driving, including 36‑month bans in separate Reading and Southampton cases and shorter bans ranging from 12 to 18 months in Bournemouth and Poole.
  • An e‑scooter rider in Southampton admitted drink‑driving and received a 12‑month driving ban, a £333 fine and additional costs.
  • A Bournemouth defendant was banned for 12 months for driving with Delta‑9‑THC above the limit, reflecting continued drug‑driving prosecutions.
  • A Christchurch stalking conviction led to a six‑month prison sentence and a two‑year restraining order, while separate assaults brought community orders, rehabilitation requirements and exclusion measures.
  • Courts also dealt with knife possession, imposing a 30‑week jail term in one case and a community order in another, alongside fines or compensation for thefts and a Class A drug possession.