Habitual Offender Declarations

A person who has 3 or more convictions for ‘relevant offences’ within a 5 year period will automatically (with or without the order of the Magistrate) be declared to be a Habitual Offender and given an additional 5 years disqualification period on top of the original disqualification period imposed by the Court.

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Habitual Offender Declarations FAQs

On this page: ·What is a Habitual Offender Declaration? ·Can I Appeal Against A Habitual Offender Declaration? ·How Do I ‘Appeal’ Against A Habitual Offender Declaration? What is a Habitual Offender Declaration? If you are convicted of 3 or more relevant offences within a 5 year period, you will be declared a habitual traffic offender…

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Interlock program NSW

What is the interlock program? The interlock program is a penalty which can be applied for a range of drink driving offences. It involves the installation of an electronic breath testing device to the ignition of a convicted driver’s vehicle. Every time the driver attempts to start the car, they must provide a breath sample by blowing…

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Courts We Attend

Nyman Gibson Miralis Criminal Defence Lawyers attend almost 150 courts across NSW and the ACT, including Local Courts, Children’s Courts, District Courts, Supreme Courts, the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal and the High Court of Australia.

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NSW Court of Criminal Appeals

  Court of Criminal Appeal Lawyers in NSW It is increasingly difficult to appeal from the Court of Criminal Appeal, our highest Court in NSW, to the High Court of Australia. Therefore it is essential to get it right. Time limits apply for lodging a notice of intention to appeal and to convert that intention…

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