article_snippet.sent: Once I do work for a club I would have to come back to Hammersmith Magistrates’ Court and say that something has come up.
article_snippet.sent: the £125 living allowance Deputy District Judge Samantha Mace receives from the club, that Deputy District Judge Samantha Mace would be more than capable of carrying out unpaid work before the new season begins.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Mace told Andre Blackman Judge Mace offending was at the ‘lower end’ of the spectrum, and that 40 hours of unpaid work could be completed before September.
article_snippet.sent: Andre Blackman added that if the order really hinders Judge Mace from finding a new club then Judge Mace can apply to the court to be sentenced in another way.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Mace Judge Mace said ‘Because you haven’t been signed by a club just yet, you should be able to complete the hours before the new season, and if you really really can’t do it you can make an application to the court to deal with sentence in another way.
article_snippet.sent: The judge ordering him to carry out 40 hours of unpaid work as part of a 12-month community order and to pay £85 in costs.
article_snippet.sent: In the present circumstances I do think it’s appropriate for such an order to be made.