Criminal

Drink Driving

A drink driving offence, under the Traffic Act, means that the person in charge of a motor vehicle has a blood alcohol level in excess of the prescribed limit, is adversely affected by liquor or drugs, or is deemed to be under the influence of liquor or drugs due to a failure to supply a specimen of breath. If found guilty, the person can be charged and be liable to loss of licence, a fine and/or imprisonment.

If you have been charged with drink driving, we recommend you contact one of our experienced Lawyers in the Criminal Law Team immediately.