Client charged with driving while suspended– No Fine, No Conviction and No disqualification

 

Our client had their licence suspended for a period of 3 months however, was extended till he completed a knowledge test; despite this restriction our client was found driving his vehicle. Our client was unaware of the requirement to complete a knowledge test therefore; he was issued with a Field Attendance Notice.

Our client was charged with driving whist suspended under Section 54 (3)(A) of the Roads Transport Act 2013. This offence carries a maximum penalty of imprisonment of 6 months, with an automatic 6 months disqualification.  

Our client is the carer for his wife whom is blind. Our client made the best possible choice and contacted Oxford Lawyers. He was able to retain Mr Zemarai Khatiz, Principal Defence Solicitor and Accredited Criminal law specialist Parramatta. Mr Khatiz took the time to assess the facts and circumstances of the case; and made powerful submissions. With these powerful submissions the magistrate dismissed the matter meaning there was no fine or disqualification.

Our client was very impressed with the result and grateful for the outcome. He praised the high level of professionalism and sensitivity in which his case was handled by Mr Khatiz and all the staff at Oxford lawyers.

 

If you want to reach the best resolution, you’ll want Oxford Lawyers on the job. For immediate assistance, please contact Mr Zemarai Khatiz and the Oxford Lawyers team.

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