Unrestricted licence holders aren’t able to appeal against demerit point suspensions. Their only avenue to continue driving and avoid suspension is to elect to be of good behaviour and go on a Good Behaviour Licence. Good behaviour licences are colloquially known as ‘double or nothing’. We’ve got everything you need to know in this complete …
Three of the biggest double demerits myths I’ve heard are: It applies to every single offence; That the fine doubles too; If you pay the fine late you’ll get the normal number of demerit points. Double demerit periods are usually in place over periods of public holidays, when more people than usual are in the …
The NSW Government has recently removed warning signs from the mobile speed camera. Soon, they’ll also be removing the markings on the car.
Mobile phone detection cameras are on the rise in New South Wales. They are not signposted and are quite often mobile, and moving around. If you use your phone unlawfully while driving your chances of getting caught are quite high. In a matter of months the number of people electing to take their mobile phone …
“I accept responsibility for my irresponsible and selfish conduct. There is no excuse for my actions and I accept responsibility….” If I’ve read it once, I’ve read it a thousand times. And if I’m recognising it, as a traffic lawyer who reads tens of references and apology letters a week – you can bet your …
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Joshua Blom Lawyers has Expanded! Less than one year after launching, Joshua Blom Lawyers has a new office, and some new but familiar faces. Established in 2019 by ex-police prosecutor, Joshua Blom, this sole practitioner firm has now welcomed: Karen Sharp – Practice Manager Jeremy Wood – Criminal and Traffic Lawyer Monique Welch – Criminal …
