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Read a case study about a single mum who blew 0.09 and received a Section 10 with Lisa-Claire’s help |
Do I Need a Lawyer?
When deciding whether to use a lawyer to represent you in court, it is important that you consider what having a lawyer can do for your chances of getting a lower sentence.A good traffic lawyer who specialises in drink driving cases...
- Knows what the court can take into account to reduce the automatic period of disqualification according to the guideline judgment into High range drink driving.
- Knows what a Court wants to hear and can make submissions directed to those issues (without making things up).
- Knows what a Court does not want to hear and will not say things that are likely to anger the magistrate and make things worse.
- Knows the sentencing law well and how to use it to your advantage.
- Will bring you to life in the submissions that they make to a court that will help you to stand out from the crowd rather than blend in with the other 40 or so matters at court on the day.
- Will ensure that your references are of a high standard.
- Knows the defences available to you and can advise you as to your likely prospects of success.
