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Court orderbut not guiltyDear Clive

My ex-girlfriend told the police that I was stalking her. I wasarrested and charged with an offence which I believesuggested I was harassing her. I pleaded not guilty and onthe morning of the hearing, I wasn’t represented, my exdidn’t turn up. The court dismissed the charge. The policeare now saying they are going to make a restraining order.Can they do this?

Bob

Dear Bob,

You should always seek the advice of a solicitor in suchmatters. Even though you have been acquitted of thecharge, the law has recently changed to enable theprosecution to request the court consider a restrainingorder. The purpose of a restraining order is to preventfuture conduct causing harassment or fear of violence.If a restraining order was made and you breached thatorder, you could be sent to prison and I would ask you tocontact me immediately so that I can advise you further

and represent your interests at the next hearing.Clive

Clive McKeag is senior consultant and former seniorpartner of McKeag & Co Solicitors, the Newcastle law firmwhich was established by his father more than 80 years ago.Clive has spent all his working life in the legal profession herein Tyneside. McKeag & Co are Law Society approved spe-cialists in Criminal Law. Call 0191 213 1010 to arrange anappointment for advice.

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JAM-MAKERSwarmed up a chilly,wet Sunday withtheir fiery relisheswhen they took partin a culinary chal-lenge with a differ-ence.

Some 43 jam-makers stepped upto the plate at Jes-mond Dene House inNewcastle for theboutique hotel’sinaugural NorthEast Chilli Jam Chal-lenge.

The heat was on as

top chefs fromaround the region,amateur cooks andsuppliers of thehotel relished thefun of the charitychallenge.

First place in thehotly-fought contestwent to Ken Hollandof North CountryOrganics, fruit andveg growers ofNorthumberland,who won dinner fortwo.

Second place wasawarded to StevenLittlefair, assistantmanager of thehotel’s restaurant,while joint thirdwere entrants Ham-ish Dow and LouiseMoore.

The event, which

incorporated anentry fee and three-course lunch, raisedabout £1,500 for StOswald’s Hospice inGosforth, New-castle.

The seeds weresown for the chillichallenge with a cas-ual remark by Jes-mond Dene Housedirector Peter Cand-ler to the hotel’schefs about theexcellence of hishome-made chillijam.

Through word ofmouth and a littleTweeting on socialnetworking site,Twitter, the kitchenculinary challengegrew into a full-scaleevent.

Winner Ken, wholives in KingstonPark, Newcastle,said his jammyentry included chil-lies, tomatoes, tam-arind and ginger.

HOT STUFF: Masterchef finalists John Calton, left, and Dave Coulson took part in the chilli jam challenge at Jesmond Dene H

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