Drink Driving – (Werribee Magistrates’ Court)
A truck driver was charged with drink driving after the police attended the scene of a single vehicle accident into a paddock on a rural road. There were no witnesses to the accident. He was breath tested with a reading of 0.195. We made the police prove that he had driven the car within the previous three hours. Because they could not, they withdrew the charge after some lengthy negotiations.
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Driving while suspendedThe Court: Melbourne Magistrates’ Court The Date: July 2025 The Charges: Road Safety Act 30(1) – driving while suspended Possible penalties our client was facing: Charge 1: A fine of up to $48,842.40 Up to 2 years imprisonment The Facts of the case: Our client was pulled over by the police on the Westgate Bridge. His […]
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Driving While SuspendedThe Court: Melbourne Magistrates’ Court The Date: July 2025 The Charges: Road Safety Act 30(1) – driving while suspended Possible penalties our client was facing: Charge 1: A fine $48,842.20 Up to 2 years imprisonment The Facts of the case: Our client was picking up her children when she was intercepted by police. Our client […]
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Careless DrivingThe Court: Broadmeadows Magistrates’ Court The Date: October 2025 The Charges: Section 65 of the Road Safety Act – careless driving Possible penalties our client was facing: Charge 1: A fine of up to $2442.00 and a licence loss at the Magistrates’ discretion The Facts of the case: Our client was a truck driver who […]
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Driving While Suspended and Driving an Unregistered Motor VehicleThe Court: Melbourne Magistrates’ Court The Date: July 2025 The Charges: Road Safety Act 30(1) – driving while suspended Road Safety Act 7(1)(a) – driving an unregistered vehicle Possible penalties our client was facing: Charge 1: Fine of up to $48,842.40 Up to 2 years imprisonment Charge 2: A fine of up to $5,087.50 The […]
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Drink Driving – Melbourne Magistrates’ CourtThe Court: Melbourne Magistrates’ Court The Charges: Road Safety Act 49(1)(g) – within 3 hours of driving a motor vehicle, furnish a sample of breath and the indicated concentration of alcohol after driving or being in charge of a motor vehicle (Alleged reading .131) Road Safety Act 49(1)(b) – drive a motor vehicle while more […]
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