TRAFFIC LAW

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CRIMINAL OFFENCES

In NSW and Australia, there are many different types of criminal offences which a person can be charged with, thereby facing serious penalties and consequences. It is up to the prosecution to prove all the elements constituting the offence in order for you to be found guilty. Check out this page for more information about criminal offences...

DRINK & DRUG DRIVING OFFENCES

DRINK DRIVING

Drink driving offences are treated seriously under NSW law and can result in significant penalties. Depending on the offence, penalties may include fines, licence disqualification, interlock orders, and in serious cases, imprisonment. Charges may arise from low-range, mid-range or high-range readings, as well as offences involving drugs or refusal to provide a sample. Check out this page for more information…

LICENCE DISQUALIFICATION & MANDATORY INTERLOCK ORDERS

CRIMINAL PENALTIES

Sentencing Judges and Magistrates have wide discretionary powers when it comes to imposing penalties on offenders. If you are found guilty of an offence (or plead guilty), the Court has a variety of penalties to choose from and takes into account many factors. Check out this page for more information about criminal penalties in NSW...

TRAFFIC INFRINGEMENT NOTICES

BAIL APPLICATIONS

If you are arrested and detained in police custody, you need to consider making a bail application to the Court. Being bail refused means that you could be waiting in gaol until your criminal matter is finalised. If bail is granted, you will be released from gaol. Check out this page for more information about bail applications...

LICENCE SUSPENSION APPEALS

TRIALS

The trial process can be a stressful and daunting experience for many who wish to challenge criminal offences they have been charged with. Going through trial involves a number of applications and procedures, with the main one testing the evidence relied upon to prosecute you. Check out this page for more information about trials...

HABITUAL TRAFFIC OFFENDER DECLARATIONS

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APPEALS

If you are found guilty of an offence, and you believe you should not have been, it is important to seek immediate legal advice about appealing the decision. A successful appeal means that the decision of the lower court is set aside. Check out this page for more information...

TRAFFIC OFFENCE LAWYERS SYDNEY

There are many traffic offences and infringements in NSW provided under the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW), Road Rules 2014 (NSW) and Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). Most traffic offences involve:

Speeding.
Police pursuits.
Red Light Camera offences.
Dangerous, negligent or reckless driving
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Driving with defects
Disobeying road signs
Contravening the conditions of your drivers licence.
Predatory driving.

The penalties that could flow from a finding of guilt or plea of guilty to these offences could be more than just the imposition of demerit points and fines. At KF Lawyers, we have vast experience in traffic matters and achieve best possible outcomes for clients who need to keep their licence.

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TRAFFIC OFFENCE LAWYERS SYDNEY

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