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How can you discharge a SOPO? 

Under Data Protection law, you have a right not to have your personal data collected, published or otherwise processed without your consent. This includes your image, and therefore covers photographs. There is an exemption to the Data Protection Acts for the purposes of art or journalism. If the images are used to promote or advertise without your consent then is against data protection. If the images are used for sexual gratification or abuse such as revenge porn then the law gets complicated. You should seek legal advice with an appropriate lawyer, and try to get free consultation before you make a decision.

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Events that come under the heading 'Benefit Fraud' can be charged by the Crown Prosecution Service as a number of different offences both under the Social Security Administration Act, the Theft Act and the Fraud Act. It is very important that you obtain advice as the ingredients the Crown need to prove for the different offences are not the same. If the offence is one that requires that the Crown need to establish that you acted dishonestly, from the limited information you provide, it is possible that you have a defence. It is very likely that you will be entitled to legal aid and you should find a local solicitor who has a Legal Aid Agency crime contract and obtain specific advice on the particular charges that you face and the circumstances that led to your prosecution. There are sentencing guidelines for these offences and these consider a number of variables that will depend on the detail of your particular case. For the level of overpayment that you suggest, the sentence, if convicted, could range from a Community Order to Imprisonment, so it is very important that you obtain .representation.

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