Facing charges of high range drink driving in New South Wales can be daunting, especially if it’s not your first offence. As senior legal experts at Repute Law, we understand the complexities and stakes involved in such cases. In this blog, we’ll delve into what constitutes a high range drink
Welcome to Repute Law’s insightful guide on navigating the complexities of dangerous driving charges in New South Wales (NSW). If you find yourself facing the daunting prospect of such charges, you’re not alone. The ramifications of these charges can be severe, impacting your freedom, reputation, and livelihood. It’s crucial to
Low Range Drink Driving: I have been charged with low range drink driving. What do I do? Facing criminal charges can be a daunting and distressing experience, especially regarding low range drink driving offences. Knowing the legal ramifications, possible defences and potential consequences is important if you are in such
Breathe Easy: How to Handle RBT and Breathalyser Tests in NSW Driving under the influence of alcohol is a serious offence with potentially severe consequences. If you face the prospect of or have been charged with a criminal law offence in New South Wales (NSW), specifically related to Random Breath
Know Your Rights – What is Drink Driving and what are the penalties and defences? In NSW, drink driving offences are governed by the Road Transport Act 2013. Section 4 of the Act defines drinking driving as the presence of alcohol in a person’s breath or blood or the presence
Regaining Your Freedom: Navigating the Alcohol Interlock Program in NS Regaining Your Freedom: Navigating the Alcohol Interlock Program in NSW Navigating the legal aspects of a drink driving matter can be quite overwhelming, particularly since the court can impose a range of fines and penalties that can not only hamper
