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For most traffic offences, such as driving without car insurance or speeding offences, after you have been arrested and bailed you will be summoned before a magistrate (unless your offence has resulted in serious injury or death).
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The wrongs of driving under the influence of alcohol are well known, and the ramifications can be tragic; however, even for such an obvious offence, the law can be a little vague, and therefore it is important that all motorists Read more>

Certain traffic offences are well known, and nobody in their right mind would attempt to drive whilst under the influence of drugs or alcohol, for example, However, as well as notorious driving offences, there are some lesser known offences – Read more>

One of the ways in which the courts punish motoring offences is to endorse the guilty party’s licence with penalty points. These “penalty points” will remain on your licence for a certain length of time, depending upon the committed offence, Read more>

The law is changing all of the time, and must adapt to new human behaviours, as well as public opinion. For instance, as we begin to use new technologies, the law must ensure that these are used correctly and do Read more>