英国人超速,家门口上法庭

　　The Telegraph: Ministers are considering introducing "pop up" courts for people who challenge speeding fines to be held in their own communities.

　　Proposals are to be put forward for roving magistrates who will hold court hearings in village halls and community centres.

　　The move would end the requirement for all defendants charged with low-level offences to attend a central court building.

　　Mike Penning, the Conservative minister behind the plan, believes it would force people to think twice before challenging speeding tickets and other low-level penalties if they are faced with having to argue their cases in public in their own neighbourhoods.