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Traffic Law

Gain in-depth understanding of traffic laws with our extensive articles. Check out our latest updates.

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Common Assault & Negligent Driving Matter Dismissed

Leave a Comment / Domestic Violence, Criminal Law, Negligent Driving, Traffic Law /

Our Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 33-year-old woman at Parramatta Local Court in relation to four charges. The charges Common Assault (Domestic Violence Related), pursuant to the Crimes Act 1900, s61. Negligent Driving (no death of grievous bodily harm), pursuant to the Road Transport Act 2013, s117(1)(c). Use Carriage Service to Menace/Harass/Offend, pursuant to the […]

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Speeding offence caught by speed camera discharged

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Motor Vehicle exceed limit caught on Camera Our client was charged with ‘Motor vehicle exceed speed limit – not more than 10km/hr – Camera recorded – Individual. Upon sentence, our solicitor Mr Hardy-Clements’ tendered subjective material and made submissions in relation to the client and the offence in question. He further submitted that the offence

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Mobile phone use whilst driving

L / P Plate Driver Uses Mobile Phone Whilst Driving

Leave a Comment / Traffic Law, Mobile Phone Use, Success Stories /

Section 10 for using a mobile phone whilst driving on a provisional and learner licence. Our solicitor, Ms Stephanie McClelland represented a young woman at Local Court in relation to using a mobile phone whilst driving on a provisional and learner licence. The offence carries a $345 fine and 5 demerit points – immediate loss

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Drive in Right Lane Where Speed-Limit Over 80km/h

Leave a Comment / Fines, Success Stories, Traffic Law /

Case Dismissed: Drive in right lane where speed-limit over 80km/h Our solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a middle aged male at Wyong Local Court in relation to the following charge: Drive in right lane where speed-limit over 80km/h where the maximum penalty is 20 penalty units. The case concerned our client driving in an overtaking lane

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Revenue Reprieve – Double Demerit Points

Leave a Comment / Fines, Traffic Law /

In an unusual move, the State Government has given drivers in New South Wales a one-off reprieve from double demerit points. David Elliot, the Police Minister announced the reprieve was to provide lockdown citizens a break, especially since travel around New South Wales was suspended. Double demerit points were introduced in 1997 as part of

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3-Month Ban, CCO & CRO for 2x Driving While Barred

Driving Whilst Suspended / Disqualified, Success Stories, Traffic Law /

Successful Outcome for Driving Whilst Suspended Our solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a young male at Sutherland Local Court in relation to the following charges: Drive Motor Vehicle Whilst Suspended- First Offence pursuant to section 54(3)(a) of the Roads Transport Act 2013. Drive Motor Vehicle Whilst Suspended- Subsequent or prior Offence pursuant to section 54(3)(a) of

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6 month disqualification for driving whilst disqualified

Driving Whilst Suspended / Disqualified, Success Stories, Traffic Law /

Successful Outcome for Driving Whilst Disqualified Our Solicitor, Stephanie McClelland represented a young male at Fairfield Local Court in relation to the following offence: Drive Motor Vehicle Whilst Disqualified- Second or Subsequent Offence- pursuant to Section 54(1)(a) of the Roads Transport Act 2013. Circumstances of the Offence Our client was charged with driving a motor

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Non-Conviction for Driving whilst Disqualified

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Successful Outcome for Driving Whilst Disqualified Our solicitor, Stephanie McClelland, represented a 26-year-old male at Parramatta Local Court in relation to the following offence: Drive motor vehicle while licence disqualified- prior offence- pursuant to Section 54(1)(a) of the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW) Our client was involved in a vehicle accident as a result of

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1 month disqualification for Low-Range Drink Driving

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Successful Outcome for Low-Range Drink Driving Offence Our solicitor, Stephanie McClelland, represented a young male at Hornsby Local Court in relation to the following offence: Driving motor vehicle with low range PCA- second or subsequent offence pursuant to section 110(3)(a) of the Road Transport Act. The case involved our client being signalled to stop for

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Good Behaviour and Disqualification for Dangerous Driving Causing GBH

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Successful Outcome for Dangerous Driving and Negligent Driving Occasioning Grievous Bodily Harm Our solicitor, Stephanie McClelland, represented a lady at Blacktown Local Court in relation to the following charge: Dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm pursuant to section 117(2) of the Road Transport Act 2013 Negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm pursuant to section 117(1)(b)

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