Appeal against Conviction and/or Sentence
Causing Death Whilst Unlicensed
Causing Death By Avoidable Distraction
Careless Driving
Inconsiderate Driving
Contravening Traffic Signs
Dangerous Driving
Driving whilst Disqualified
Excess Alcohol
Failing to Furnish Driver Identity/ Section 172 notices
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“Foreign” Drivers
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Removal of Disqualification
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“Road Rage” Offences
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Speeding
Tachograph Offences
“Totting up”
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Causing Death Whilst Unlicensed, Disqulaified Or Uninsured.
As from the 18th August 2008 new legislation under the Road Safety Act 2006 gives the Courts the power to sentence drivers for up to 2 years imprisonment for causing death by driving whilst unlicensed, disqualified or uninsured to drive.
Prior to the introduction of the new legislation the maximum sentence for those causing death by careless, uninsured or unlicensed driving was a fine of £5,000.
If you are facing a driving prosecution specialist representation does make a difference. Call us now. +44 0808 168 0017.
