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  • 1. NSW Traffic Offender Program details
  • 2. Example Character References
  • 3. Example Court Submissions
  • 4. Miscellaneous Contacts
  • 5. Miscellaneous Resources

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RESOURCES

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  • NSW Traffic Offender Program details

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For a complete list of all the NSW Attorney General approved Traffic Offender Programs including addresses, contact details and course co-ordinators please click on the link below:

Traffic Offender Program Details or go to http://nswduicourtbible.com.au/traffic-offender-program-details

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  • Example Character References

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In Step 4 we went into some detail to explain how your Character References should be set out and what issues they should discuss. If you would like access to some basic and somewhat generic Character References Examples, please click on the relevant links below:

A. Employment Character Reference – Example of a Employer’s Reference

B. Social / Community Character Reference

C. Family Character Reference – Example of Wife (or Partner’s) Reference

Remember that for the Employment and Social / Community Character References, wherever possible try to get the Character Reference printed off on a professional letter head and make sure your tender original signed copies before the Magistrate – this shows that the Character References are more authentic.

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  • Example Court Submissions

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We need to be careful when providing you with example Court submissions – the reason why is because we need to stress that each and every drink driving case will be different. We have tried to cover all main aspects and issues that can arise in a drink driving matter in the membership content and material so it will be up to you to assess your own situation and customize your Court submissions to your own circumstances.

In any event we would like to provide you with a couple of examples of Court submissions to give you an idea of how they should be set out and to show you their structure and flow.

The examples provided are simply that “examples” of generic drink driving matters and should in no way be used exactly as they appear for your own case.

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  • Miscellaneous Contacts

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Specialist Drink Driving Lawyers:

 

Joshua Boorman – Solicitor

Sydney Drink Driving Lawyers

Sydney Drink Driving Lawyers & DUI Solicitors NSW

Tel: (02) 9283 8622

Fax: (02) 9283 8722

Email: jaboorman@beazleysingleton.com.au

Expert Witnesses/Evidence:

 

Graham Alexander Starmer – Honorary Associate Professor

Pharmacology, School of Medical Sciences

Tel: (02) 9440 8748

Fax: (02) 9144 4703

Email: gstarmer@med.usyd.edu.au

 

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  • Miscellaneous Resources

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Application For Time To Pay Court Fines:

http://nswduicourtbible.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/20140224161245.pdf

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations!

You have now completed all the material in the NSW DUI Court Bible.

Goodluck in preparing and presenting your case in Court.

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LEGAL DISCLAIMER: The information provided in the “NSW DUI Court Bible” is NOT legal advice and we do not hold ourselves out to be offering legal advice. We have no claim that this information should be taken as legal advice in replacement of seeking out the services of a legal practitioner.[/content_box_red]