Disqualified Driving

Disqualified Driving

If you have been charged with disqualified driving (or ‘driving while disqualified’), the penalty you may be liable can be quite serious. This penalty can range from a period of disqualification to imprisonment, which is can be imposed for repeat offenders.

How You May be Disqualified

You may be disqualified from driving if you were convicted of the following:

• a drink driving offence;
• a drug driving offence;
• a dangerous driving offence; and/or
• a criminal offence involving a motor vehicle.

Court Penalties

If you are convicted of disqualified driving, the court must disqualify you from holding a driver’s licence for a period of at least two years, but not more than five years. You may, in addition to this period of disqualification, receive a fine or be imprisoned for up to 18 months.

Obtaining Legal Representation

Brisbane Criminal Lawyers is a firm which assists clients with all types of criminal and traffic matters. If you have been charged with driving while disqualified, our firm can provide you with legal advice and representation. We have assisted people who have been charged with this offence and in many instances, avoid a custodial sentence being imposed.

We are serious and aggressive when it comes to assisting our clients with any matter before the courts. Our firm regularly appear in the Magistrates, District and Supreme Courts and are prepared to assist you with your matter. Call 1800 200 357 for a free initial consultation.