First time offenders charged with Drive Under Influence of a Drug face maximum penalties of a lifetime nationwide licence disqualification, a fine of up to 60 penalty units (equivalent to $9288 at the time of writing), and a potential 9 month prison term. However, imprisonment for a first-time offence in this category is unlikely unless there was physical harm involved. Nonetheless, if injuries do occur, imprisonment becomes a real possibility, emphasising the importance of expert legal representation. This holds true for repeat offenders as well. It's critical to note that individuals often receive lengthy licence disqualifications, exceeding 18 months, without proper legal representation in court for a first time Drive Under Influence of a Drug charge.

The most favourable outcome for a first time Drive Under Influence of a Drug offender involves a 6 month nationwide licence disqualification along with a fine

The Wiseman Lawyers team has extensive experience assisting numerous motorists charged with Drive Under Influence of a Drug. As a result, we are highly familiar with the expectations of the Magistrate, the required documentation, and the necessary steps for our clients to achieve the best possible outcome. We consistently secure the mandatory minimum 6 month licence disqualification for first time offenders charged with Drive Under Influence of a Drug. If you're looking for robust and specialised representation for your Drive Under Influence of a Drug charge, contact the Wiseman Lawyers team today at 0420102404.