Driving While Suspended NSW

If your driver’s licence has temporarily been suspended and you are caught behind the wheel, you will be charged with suspended driving. Your licence may have been suspended by Roads and Maritime Services (RMS), the State Debt Recovery Office or the police because you have…

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Unlicensed Driving NSW

You may be charged with this offence if you are caught driving on the road without a valid licence. This includes persons who have never held a driver license and persons who have not held a valid license of any kind in Australia in the 5 years prior to the offence.

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Dangerous Driving Causing Death

What is Dangerous Driving Causing Death? Dangerous driving causing death is a serious charge, which attracts a significant jail sentence on conviction. As the name suggests, you can be charged with this offence if the manner of your driving has resulted in someone’s death. In order for you to be convicted, the police must prove…

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Negligent Driving NSW

Negligent driving in NSW is an umbrella term that includes the offence of negligent driving, negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm, and negligent driving occasioning death. The offence of negligent driving is the least serious offence within this group. It is a less serious charge than reckless driving or dangerous driving.

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Speed Cameras NSW

Nyman Gibson Miralis win more speed camera cases than any other firm in New South Wales. The main reason for this is that we are the lawyers that developed the defences to speed camera prosecutions.

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Red Light Camera Fines NSW

Running a red light in NSW, if detected by a Red Light Camera, can land you on the wrong side of the law. You can incur 3 demerit points (which may mean the potential loss of your driver licence) and a maximum fine of $464. What are red light cameras? Red Light Cameras (sometimes called…

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