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Writer's pictureJohn Vizzone

Case Study: Client with Charge of Drive Whilst Suspended

This week I appeared at Sutherland Local Court for a client charged with the following offences:

  • Fail to notify change of residential address pursuant to clause 122(1)(B) of the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Regulation 2017;

  • Drive while licence suspended under section 66 of the Fines Act pursuant to s54(5)(A)(1) of the Road Transport Act 2013.

You must notify Service NSW of your change of address

While the fail to notify charge is a fine only offence, the drive whilst suspended offence carries a maximun term of imprisonment of 18 months, a $3,300 fine and an automatic licence disqualification period of 3 months.


My client drove in his occupation and therefore needed to maintain his licence.


I was able to have both charges dismissed, with the Magistrate ordering the client be placed on a conditional release order without conviction to be of good behaviour for a period of 6 months.


This result meant that my client can continue to drive.


Seeking advice about driving whilst suspended? Call me on 0416167690 or email johnvizzone@marburychambers.com.au



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