Have You Been Charged With A Traffic Or Driving Offence?
Our lawyers have extensive experience representing clients for all types driving matters including culpable driving, driving dangerously, hoon driving, careless driving & unlicensed driving.
Stary Norton Halphen are one of Melbourne’s most experienced law firms when it comes to traffic matters. We understand the concerns and common questions clients may have. We are committed to ensuring you are vigorously and fairly defended and that you understand and are engaged in your defence and the legal process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I’ve been charged with a driving offence - what do I do?
The most important thing to do when charged with an offence is to find expert legal representation. Without a knowledgeable and experienced lawyer on your side, you are up against the power of the state on your own.
When placed under arrest, if you do not get an opportunity to speak to a lawyer first, it is advisable to say nothing other than to give the police your name, address, and date of birth. Relinquishing your right to silence without legal advice can and often does result in giving answers that could incriminate you.
Am I likely to go to jail?
If your case progresses to court, the prosecution will have to prove beyond reasonable doubt that an offence occurred. What constitutes an offence depends on what you have been charged with and the likelihood of you going to jail varies broadly depending on what you have been charged with.
The sentence will ultimately depend on the charges levelled against you,
