We've rounded up a number of Bury cases heard by magistrates recently - read on to find out who's been in the dock.
Suspect
A man was fined after failing to identify a driver who was suspected of being guilty of an offence.
Ben Lewis Jones, 24, of Dalton Close, Ramsbottom, admitted to Wigan and Leigh Magistrates Court that he had failed to identify the driver of a Vauxhall Vivaro on May 21 last year.
This was despite being required to do so by a police officer.
Jones was ordered to pay a total of £635.
Insurance
A man was ordered to pay more than £800 after driving without insurance in Bury.
Suaiel Riaz Haider, 41, of Talbot Grove, Bury was found by Manchester and Salford Magistrates Court to have driven a Land Rover on Peter Street without proper insurance on June 14 last year.
This was proven by single justice procedure.
Haider was ordered to pay a total of £816.
Speeding
A man was ordered to pay more than £400 after speeding in Bury.
Matthew Unwin, 39, of Parkside Close, Radcliffe, was found by Manchester and Salford Magistrates Court to have travelled at 99mph on the M60 anti-clockwise between junctions 17 and 16.
This was above the speed limit of 70mph.
Unwin was ordered to pay a total of £407.
Drug driving
A man was banned from the roads and fined after drug driving in Bury.
Peter Whelan, 34, of Ashton Road West, Failsworth, admitted to Manchester and Salford Magistrates Court that he had driven on Pimhole Road, Bury, on May 26 last year while under the influence of Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol.
He was banned from the roads for 12 months and ordered to pay a fine of £230.
Identify driver
A man was ordered to pay more than £1000 after failing to identify a driver for police.
Hamza Ahmed, 27, of Bolton Road, Bury was found by Wigan and Leigh Magistrates Court to have failed to identify the driver on July 22 last year despite having been asked to do so by a police officer.
He initially denied the allegation but was found guilty in his absence.
Ahmed was ordered to pay a total of £1,009.
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