Cyber offences in South Australia cover a range of activities, from unauthorized access to data to cyberbullying and online fraud. Understanding the different types of offences, the process of laying
This article will outline the different types of robbery offences in Queensland, how charges are laid, the court process, and the penalties that may be imposed. Robbery is a serious
Intoxicated driving is dangerous and affects your ability to drive, thus increasing the likelihood of an accident. Queensland police officers can also pull you over for a random roadside saliva
Driving under the influence of alcohol or with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above the legal limit constitutes a drink driving offense. There are a number of serious consequences associated
A special range drink driving offence occurs when a driver drives with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above 0.00, but less than 0.05 in Queensland if the zero BAC requirement
Learner drivers are required to have zero BAC. For learner drivers who violate this law it may mean a delay in their application for a provisional license aside from the
The offence of low range drink driving is committed when the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of a vehicle is 0.05 or higher, but less than 0.10 in Queensland. If you
Mid-range drink driving (PCA) offence is driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.10 but under 0.15. The penalties are disqualification from driving for 6 to 18 months and a
Queensland’s high range drink driving law prohibits driving a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.15 or higher. If you are a learner, provisional, or professional driver with
In Queensland, the police can randomly stop any vehicle to check the driver’s blood alcohol concentration level. If you refuse to submit to a breath test, you may incur the
Any driver may be stopped by the police for a random breath test at any time during the day or night, regardless of whether or not the police have any suspicions that the driver
Research has indicated that the majority of repeat drink drivers are alcohol dependent, which means they do not have the ability to control their alcohol intake, so they will most
Heavy vehicle drivers are mandated to have a ‘no alcohol’ limit, meaning they must have a zero blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Beyond zero, the driver can already be charged for drink
An alcohol interlock ignition prevents a person from driving by failing to start the car if the alcohol level of the person blowing into the breathalyser is above 0.00 BAC.
A person can be charged in court for drink driving under the Transport Operation (Road Management) Act Queensland The penalties would depend on the offender’s attendant circumstances and traffic record,
There are four alcohol limits in Queensland. If you’re caught driving with an invalid blood or breath alcohol concentration (BAC), penalties may be applied. The limits are: What is the
Driving under the influence of alcohol or with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above the legal limit constitutes a drink driving offense. There are a number of serious consequences associated
A person can be charged in court for drink driving under the Transport Operation (Road Management) Act Queensland The penalties would depend on the offender’s attendant circumstances and traffic record,
