Drink Driving Spiked Drinks | Free Legal Resource | M.A.J Law Ltd
You can avoid a driving ban if your drinks were spiked, or you consumed more alcohol than you realised.
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Defend a drunk in charge allegation
Drunk in charge is an offence which you will find under section 5(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1988. The charge is similar to a drink driving allegation, except the police will say that you were sat in the vehicle, or in control of the vehicle and not driving. This usually happens when the police…
How to get off a fail to provide charge
There are a number of different defences that apply to a fail to provide charge. Just because you are charged with fail to provide does not mean you are guilty of the offence. This blog aims to explore the ways in which a fail to provide conviction can be avoided.
Causing death by dangerous driving
A person causes death by dangerous driving if; the standard of his driving falls far below a careful and competent driver, and; his driving 'causes' the death of another person. Examples of dangerous driving include racing, driving aggressively, driving whilst
Do I need a solicitor for drink driving?
Do you need a solicitor for drink driving? There are a number of different defences that apply to a drink driving charge. Just because you are over the drink driving limit does not mean you are guilty of drink driving. This blog aims to explore the ways in which a drink driving case can be won.
Drink Driving High Reading | Free Legal Advice | M.A.J Law Solicitors UK
High breath reading - what does it mean? The most serious drink driving offences are those with a high alcohol breath reading. The level of alcohol determines the length of any driving ban, and will have a strong impact on whether you will be sent to prison.
