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Drug Driving What you Should do now
What should you do now?
If you are waiting for the results of a blood analysis, or been charged with the section 5A offence of driving with or attempting to drive with excess levels of a specified drug (cannabis, cocaine, etc.,); or perhaps been charged with the old section 4 offence of driving whilst unfit, then you require to find out URGENTLY whether or not the allegation can be defended.
If a lawyer can offer the following then you may think that it would be wise to speak to he or she.
1. initial ‘phone advice given free of charge;
2. Available to speak to clients 7 days a week, 364 days a year between 9.00 AM and 7.00 PM;
3. A specialist drug and drink driving advocate of 36 years experience who has practiced for 36 years in the Magistrates and latterly the Crown Court, and has experience of both the High Court and Court of Appeal;
4. A lawyer who will have total and sole control of your case and who will be the one who takes your call at 12.00 midday on a Saturday. In other words a lawyer who is available at your convenience and not the other way around;
5. A lawyer who has an impressive list of references form satisfied clients and who has ready access to expert witnesses , at the cuttingedge of their respective professions.
If you want all of the above qualities in the lawyer whom you instruct, then call now on 07786 709 403 for a few minutes, no obligation, free legal advice. You have absolutely nothing to lose by making that first call!
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Call now for immediate advice concerning your drug driving case.
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What clients say about us
Wimbledon Court
Peter | Croydon
Thank you for your impeccable attention to detail, honesty and professionalism throughout this ordeal.
Southend on Sea Court
Dylan | Essex
I was charged with failing to provide a blood sample but the reason for this was because of my needle phobia and general stress.
Sefton Court
Harry | Merseyside
I came across the motoring justice website on the net and looked at the videos and references. I was charged with drug driving (61 in Benzo and 43 in Ketamine) and had to go to Liverpool Court.
Reading Court
Mark | Bracknell
You were my lawyer at Reading Court today on a drink driving charge (110 in blood) and things had not looked good before I chose you to represent me.
Oxford Court
Yahaya – London
I had 4 charges against me at the Oxford Court – Failing to provide breath test as a “Driver”. Driving other than with a licence. Not having road insurance & Failing to provide breath test as was “In Charge”.
Norwich Court
Ryan | Coventry
I came before Norwich Justices’ Court on a drug driving charge, 3.9 micros in a litre of my blood. You always said that the police procedures were wrong and should be fought.
Leeds Court
Tabraz | Leeds
Was charged with drink driving (50 in breath) and Googled you. Thank goodness I did! You are a top drink driving/drug driving barrister.
Highbury Court
Amardeep | Birmingham
I had been charged with D.U.I. [at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court] but the prosecution service then changed it later to driving over the drug drive legal limit.
Drug Driving Legal Defence
A Personalised Legal Defence Specialist Drug Driving Advocacy
Backed by over 40 years of experience.
If you are facing a drug driving charge or are waiting the results of a police blood test, having been arrested on suspicion of drug driving, then you must take immediate steps to seek legal advice.
There is clear legal case law supporting the proposition that, if the police did not follow procedures correctly, then that is the end of their case. One such right which you enjoy is that your consent to giving blood must be given without fear and unconditionally. In other words the police cannot force you to give blood.
Real cases, real people. We’ve saved many drivers from 12 months punishment for drug driving accusations. Check out what they say.
