Thousands of convictions for dodging bus fares could be invalid due to TfL 'advice'

Evening Standard
Evening Standard
  • 3 months ago
Tens of thousands of criminal prosecutions for bus fare evasion could be invalid after Transport for London misled defendants about how they could defend themselves in court.
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