DRA

[ChrisW]

Has the authority of the DRA been affected by the decision on Price's fine?

Will it set a precedent. If you don't like the size of the fine appeal?

[devosteve]

But the risk is you lose the appeal but you have to pay costs towards the appeal. Can't recall how much Wright had to pay. £2,000?

[ssjsa]

Has the authority of the DRA been affected by the decision on Price's fine?

Will it set a precedent. If you don't like the size of the fine appeal?

By all accounts, hasn't Wade appealed his punishment as well.

For me it enhances the process, rather than detracting from the authority of the Dra. Think some have considered them to be running a Kangaroo court, so having to account for their decisions is a good thing.

[pranu180]

Has the authority of the DRA been affected by the decision on Price's fine?

Will it set a precedent. If you don't like the size of the fine appeal?

By all accounts, hasn't Wade appealed his punishment as well.

For me it enhances the process, rather than detracting from the authority of the Dra. Think some have considered them to be running a Kangaroo court, so having to account for their decisions is a good thing.

You're just too sycophant for your own good or maybe blinded by everything PDC.

[Buzz Fledderjohn]

Has the authority of the DRA been affected by the decision on Price's fine?

Will it set a precedent. If you don't like the size of the fine appeal?

By all accounts, hasn't Wade appealed his punishment as well.

For me it enhances the process, rather than detracting from the authority of the Dra. Think some have considered them to be running a Kangaroo court, so having to account for their decisions is a good thing.

You're just too sycophant for your own good or maybe blinded by everything PDC.

He's not wrong though.
Any system of justice without a proper right of appeal isn't worthy of the name.