by NSW lawyer » January 27th, 2012, 9:10 am
It is almost always worth being represented. Without knowing more details it is impossible to say what the likely penalty might be, but the court has the discretion to not record a conviction against you, and if they take that approach then you will not lose your licence.
Additionally, the court gives a disqualification of more than six months to more than half of mid range drink drive offenders, so there is some significant risk that you could get far more than just six months.
It would be a good idea if you contact a lawyer to discuss the matter.
Andrew Tiedt | Criminal Lawyer | Armstrong Legal
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