What Happens if You are Served an Evasion Notice?
If you are served with an evasion notice it is critical to get urgent legal advice as the consequences of failing to do so are very serious.
This article summarises what an evasion charge is (also called fail to stop) and then goes on to discuss what is an evasion notice and what at the legal implications of being served one.
Will My Disqualification be Cumulative?
Queensland’s traffic legislation explicitly states the circumstances in which multiple periods of licence disqualification are to apply cumulatively. Unfortunately, these sections (specifically, ss 90B and 90C of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995) are some of the most difficult sections to read and understand in the legislation. This is unfortunate for two reasons.
Understanding Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Limits in Queensland
As a traffic lawyer providing legal services to individuals charged with drink driving offences in Queensland, I have witnessed the significant impact that exceeding the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limits have in our legal system. In this blog post, we will explore the history of setting the BAC limits for drink driving in Queensland and provide an overview of the current alcohol driving limits in place