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Woman gets criminal conviction for not insuring motorbike when hospitalised with mental health crisis

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The woman was convicted for not getting insurance when she was in a mental health hospital (Dominic Lipinski/PA) - (PA)

A woman has been convicted in Britain’s fast-track courts for not insuring her motorbike when she was in hospital recovering from a mental health breakdown.

The 30-year-old was in the care of mental health services when she was accused by the DVLA of failing to pay the bill on her bike.

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