Drivers found operating vehicles dangerously on the road while impaired by drugs or alcohol face charges of Dangerous Driving Whilst Adversely Affected. For first-time offenders, the harshest penalties may include a potential lifetime driving disqualification nationwide, at the discretion of the Magistrate, a fine of up to 400 penalty units (each currently valued at $154.80, totaling a maximum of $61,960), and a possibility of facing up to 5 years in prison. Penalties intensify in cases that result in injury or death. We often see individuals without proper legal representation in court receiving actual prison sentences for their first Dangerous Driving Whilst Adversely Affected offence, particularly in instances that result in causing injury or death.

For a first offence of Dangerous Driving Whilst Adversely Affected, where no injury or death has resulted, the best possible outcome typically entails a 6-month disqualification of the driving licence across the nation, along with a monetary fine. The team at Wiseman Lawyers consistently secures such outcome, comprising a 6 month licence suspension and a fine, for clients dealing with their initial charge of Dangerous Driving Whilst Adversely Affected.

Wiseman Lawyers has a wealth of experience in assisting numerous drivers charged with Dangerous Driving Whilst Adversely Affected. This experience has given us a profound insight into the expectations of the Magistrate, the essential documents for court, and the precise actions our clients need to undertake for a successful outcome. Our track record frequently includes achieving a penalty of a fine along with a 6 month licence disqualification for first-time offenders, and helping repeat offenders avoid imprisonment. If you're in need of committed and skilled legal representation for your Dangerous Driving Whilst Adversely Affected charge, do not hesitate to contact Wiseman Lawyers today by calling or texting 0420102404