No. You have a right to remain silent and do not have to make any statement or say anything at all. It is generally advisable not to say anything to the police. The police are there to gather evidence to use against you. You should remain silent and speak to a lawyer. A lawyer can assist you with representing to the police your side of the story.
This depends on whether you are convicted and what the charge is. There are a number of ways to avoid disqualification if you meet the criteria.
You will need to appear in Court. You are looking at a criminal conviction if you plead guilty or are found guilty. I can help you apply for Police Diversion or a discharge without conviction to keep your criminal record clean.
It is a good idea to enrol in a defensive driving course to improve your driving skills and knowledge.
No. You must have a valid driver’s licence to drive one on a road.
Criminal Charges
Drink Driving Charges
Traffic Charges
Limited Licences
Discharge Without Conviction
Appeals
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