Drink Driving Category

“I wasn’t offered a blood sample” – The power to move on to blood in excess alcohol matters When we receive enquiries from prospective

An evidential breath test is the most common form of sample required of a suspect in drink driving allegations. There are three types of breath test

In accordance with section 6 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, a police officer may require you to conduct a roadside breath test if they reasonably

Under the ancient 19th century law – the Licensing Act 1872, “a person is guilty of an offence if he or she is drunk on any highway or other

A twelve-month driving ban can drag almost as much as the month of January. However, taking part in a drink driving rehabilitation course could get

If you are currently facing a drink driving charge, you are likely to have many questions in relation to your options, your likely sentence, and the

The Geoffrey Miller Team are extremely proud of our track record of avoiding custodial penalties (prison) for our clients, even in high risk cases.

The desire for this Christmas to be a better one than 2020 is palpable. We all deserve and welcome the Christmas break and holidays, especially after

If you are thinking of asking Santa to deliver your loved one an electric scooter for Christmas this year, you may want to consult this article

The storage of a blood sample can be a key issue in a drug driving case. This is especially so if the blood sample has been analysed for

The number of times we have heard prospective clients say something along the lines of “But I was caught bang to rights?” when we suggest there

Mental Health issues are a regular feature in our clients’ motoring law cases. Since the easing of the first lockdown in 2020, we have seen a