Driving Offences - Criminal Law

Driving Offences are some of the most common charges most people will face in their lives. They range from careless driving to driving without insurance.

Typically these matters are dealt with at District Court level. They may result in fines and can sometimes lead to imprisonment. The facts of the case are important and offences resulting in death or serious bodily harm will of course attract harsher sentences.

Penalty points or disqualification from driving for a period of time can also occur. As many people use their car for work purposes, this can be very burdensome on their lives. However, with a strong legal defence, you can potentially avoid the harshest penalties.

If you are concerned about possible driving offences, or any criminal matters, please contact this office for a consultation.

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