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@muusemuuse@sh.itjust.works on sh.itjust.works Open parent

Fines are not assessed that way.

@then_three_more@lemmy.world on lemmy.world Open parent

Some are, but they often have maximum caps. So for a UK speeding fine he’d get a £1000, but if it’s wasn’t capped it would be somewhere in the region of 340 million. Your Speeding Offence Details Speed Limit: 30 mph Recorded Speed: 35 mph Excess Speed: 5 mph Offence Band: A Road Type: Standard Road What This Means For You Your offence falls into Band A, which carries a fine of 50% of your weekly income. Based on your weekly income of £640,000,000, your calculated fine is £320,000,000. This has been capped at the maximum of £1000 for standard road offences.

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@yakko@feddit.uk on feddit.uk Open parent

Why would any such fines be capped, unless the entire point is to effectively legalise crime for the ultra rich?

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Tanoh in !technology

@Tanoh@lemmy.world · 28d

You sound surprised?

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