what penalty to expect?
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Ah, it couldn't happen to a nicer person.
A dear friend of mine (read complete a$$-hole) has been done for drink driving. He hasn't actually 'fessed up, but I have my ways of finding these things out.. mwahaha..
According to the documents that he rather carelessly left lying round for me to find (
) he has been arrested and bailed to re-appear at the station in March.
His breath results were 50ug and 45ug (yes, I know thats not the right symbol
) while the limit is 35ug.
What penalty can he expect to receive for this? Will it be slapped wrist and fine, or will it be loss of licence?
While I hope they throw the book, printing press and author at him, the outcome of this will possibly have quite a big effect on my husband, so we are quite eager to find out what we can expect..
cheers guys!
A dear friend of mine (read complete a$$-hole) has been done for drink driving. He hasn't actually 'fessed up, but I have my ways of finding these things out.. mwahaha..
According to the documents that he rather carelessly left lying round for me to find (
) he has been arrested and bailed to re-appear at the station in March. His breath results were 50ug and 45ug (yes, I know thats not the right symbol
) while the limit is 35ug. What penalty can he expect to receive for this? Will it be slapped wrist and fine, or will it be loss of licence?
While I hope they throw the book, printing press and author at him, the outcome of this will possibly have quite a big effect on my husband, so we are quite eager to find out what we can expect..
cheers guys!
hmm, while on the one hand it is completely deserved - (I had a night out with this guy and was matching him drink for drink while we had a meal - he was drinking pints while I was on smirnoff ice.. he then drove us to drop off the car before we got a taxi over to the club we were going to. It was only the next day I realised I had had 5 bottles of smirnoff ice so he had had 5 pints
needless to say if we go out now, I drive!) - it will have quite a bearing on my husband if the guy loses his licence. Guess we will have to wait and see what happens in march :S
needless to say if we go out now, I drive!) - it will have quite a bearing on my husband if the guy loses his licence. Guess we will have to wait and see what happens in march :S I would expect that if he gave a sample of 45ug% and his bail date is in March, then he has probably opted to replace the breath reading with a blood reading. DD offences which are evidencesd on breath are ususally in court within a week!
This long bail date suggests that he has given blood and that analysis will take that long for the reult to be posted back to the OIC (Officer in case).
I think he is done for!
He stands to be banned for a minimum 1 year and fined depending on the circumstances (whether 'driving' or 'in charge' as 'in charge' is discretionary disqual, 'driving' is mandatory) of his offence and whether he employs a good solicitor
>> Edited by gone on Monday 7th February 11:00
This long bail date suggests that he has given blood and that analysis will take that long for the reult to be posted back to the OIC (Officer in case).
I think he is done for!
He stands to be banned for a minimum 1 year and fined depending on the circumstances (whether 'driving' or 'in charge' as 'in charge' is discretionary disqual, 'driving' is mandatory) of his offence and whether he employs a good solicitor
>> Edited by gone on Monday 7th February 11:00
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