by Telemon Admin | Mar 30, 2015
The Alcohol Interlock Program is where a court orders that a person (a driver) install an Interlock Device on their motor vehicle. Section 44 of the Road Transport Act says that an Interlock Device is a device designed to: analyse a breath sample for the presence of...
by Telemon Admin | Mar 30, 2015
Since 1 February 2015 extremely strict laws have come into force in respect of convicted serious and repeat drink driving offenders, requiring the court to impose an Alcohol Interlock Program in certain circumstances. Whilst an exemption can also be ordered, the...
by Telemon Admin | Mar 24, 2015
A High Range PCA (“prescribed concentration of alcohol) driving offence in NSW is where the there is a concentration of 0.15 grams or more of alcohol in 210 litres of breath or 100 millilitres of blood (commonly known as “0.15”) see Road Transport...
by Telemon Admin | Mar 24, 2015
As is common in the law, the answer is both “yes” and “no”! The law has changed in respect of a “serious indictable offence”. A serious indictable offence is an indictable offence that is punishable by imprisonment for life or for a...
by Telemon Admin | Mar 24, 2015
A Court Attendance Notice is a document that commences criminal proceedings. The requirements of a Court Attendance Notice are set out in Section 50 of the Criminal Procedure Act. If you have been served a Court Attendance Notice it means you have been charged with a...
