There are many different types of traffic law matters in NSW with hundreds of police, speed cameras, red light cameras and safety cameras and other law enforcement officers on patrol and in use every day and night policing and detecting traffic infringements. In some cases, traffic infringements can put your driver’s licence in jeopardy. What do you do if you get a Penalty Notice or a Court Attendance Notice for a traffic law matter? Our team of traffic law defence lawyers have the answers.
Receiving a Notice of Suspension of your driver licence can result in significant repercussions. Many people have a strong need for a licence and not being able to drive for a period of time can result in a loss of employment and significant disruption to other daily activities. Thankfully, in certain circumstances, there is a right of appeal against the decision to suspend a licence.
Receiving a Notice of Suspension of your driver licence can result in significant repercussions. Many people have a strong need for a licence and not being able to drive for a period of time can result in a loss of employment and significant disruption to other daily activities. Thankfully, in certain circumstances, there is a right of appeal against the decision to suspend a licence.
Receiving a Notice of Suspension of your driver licence can result in significant repercussions. Many people have a strong need for a licence and not being able to drive for a period of time can result in a loss of employment and significant disruption to other daily activities. Thankfully, in certain circumstances, there is a right of appeal against the decision to suspend a licence.
Sexual offences against children are widely considered to be amongst the most heinous offences in criminal law. The maximum penalties for sexual offences against children in NSW are significant, carrying lengthy periods of imprisonment, including life sentences as maximum penalties for certain offences.
If you need legal representation and cannot afford to pay for a lawyer, you may be eligible to get help from a lawyer employed by Legal Aid NSW, or if appropriate, have a private lawyer of your choice represent you by way of a grant of legal aid assigned to your lawyer by Legal Aid NSW.
