The most dangerous assumptions made when facing a prosecution for failing to provide a specimen are often the ones that feel most obvious. And in our
New Research Questions the Fairness of “Failure to Provide” Charges At Geoffrey Miller Solicitors, we represent many clients accused of failing
In the realm of motoring law, one of the recurring charges we encounter involves the failure to provide a specimen of breath, blood, or urine.
When we are instructed on a failing to provide case, one of the first things we consider is whether our client has a “reasonable excuse” why they
When considering plea options, clients often worry that if they plead not guilty and are found guilty after a trial, they will receive a worse
Imagine this, you just arrive home having had a long day at work and decide to have a beer or two. Suddenly, unannounced, the police arrive at your