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This area covers motoring crimes and more serious driving offences, such as speeding, careless or dangerous driving, drink or drug driving, and driving while disqualified. A solicitor working in this field reviews the evidence, explains potential defences or plea options, may instruct or liaise with expert witnesses, and handles communications with the Crown Prosecution Service. They prepare and present legal submissions, guide the client through court procedure, and represent them in magistrates’ or crown court proceedings, including any appeal options.
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The key decisions involve pleading, trial, sentencing, and licence consequences. A solicitor protects the client’s position by challenging evidence, securing appropriate disclosures, and navigating deadlines for hearings, appeals, or licence reviews. The outcome can affect a driving licence, fines, penalty points, or potential imprisonment, making timely, accurate advocacy essential.
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