Traffic Violation Defense Tips

Summary

Careless driving can lead to fines, points, or disqualification, while dangerous driving may result in a ban or imprisonment. Mitigating circumstances, like work and family responsibilities, can reduce penalties. Gather evidence, prepare a statement, and seek legal clinic advice for self-representation.

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drifting my car and failure to stopped but stopped after * seconds as I panicked - no drugs or alchohol no injuries or accidents
It sounds like you're dealing with a traffic violation related to careless or dangerous driving. Here are some points to consider:
- Careless driving can result in a fine, penalty points, or disqualification from driving.
- Dangerous driving is more serious and can lead to a driving ban and imprisonment.
Do you have any upcoming court dates or have you received a notice regarding the penalties?
no but my mitigating circumstances are that I drop my kids to school and pick them up and I also work within the motor trade so I am driving everyday
Mitigating circumstances can sometimes help reduce penalties. It might be beneficial to gather any evidence that supports your situation, such as proof of your responsibilities and employment. Are you considering legal representation, or would you like information on how to present your case in court?
yes and yes
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Would you like information on how to present your case in court, or are you considering legal representation to help you with your road traffic offence? Let me know if you need help with finding a lawyer.
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To represent yourself in a road traffic offence case in England, consider these steps:
- Gather any evidence supporting your mitigating circumstances, such as proof of your employment in the motor trade and responsibilities related to your children.
- Prepare a clear statement explaining your actions, why you panicked, and how your responsibilities impact your driving.
- Consider attending a legal clinic for advice on presenting your case.
If you change your mind about legal representation, feel free to reach out for assistance.