"I'm not disputing it wasn't served. I'm saying it was served out of time," Mr Freeman said. "There's no issue in terms of driving or speed limit. There's no issue taken with that at all."

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4th September 2018
08:41pm BST

Nick Freeman representing Jose 'Pepe' Reina on a speeding charge in 2008 (Credit: Christopher Furlong)[/caption]
His solicitor is Nick Freeman, a Manchester-based lawyer commonly known as Mr Loophole. He argued in court that his client was not served a notice of intended prosecution within the 14 day limit.
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