Can u answer ? magistrates court/tv license?

Just look neat and well scrubbed, with as little bare skin on display as possible. Don't wear your best clothes, as you want to present a picture of genteel poverty. It is certainly acceptable to write a little note for the clerk to read, after which you will probably be asked a few questions. There will be a non-threatening atmosphere, especially as the prosecutor will be a TV licence inspector -- perhaps even the same person who came to your house. The normal fine is twice the fee avoided plus costs, but there is no hard and fast rule. Ask for time to pay.