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The Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 establishes the penalties for drug offences including possession and supply of a small quantity, trafficable quantity, indictable quantity, commercial quantity or large commercial quantity of various types of drugs.Authorities are establishing new ways to detect drugs (including the use of saliva or swab testing on drivers, and sniffer dogs) but these measures must not intrude on the rights of individual citizens. We will do our best to ensure that you have all the information you need.
Drug and Alcohol offences include:
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- Manufacture of a Prohibited Drug
- Possession of Precursors for Manufacture
- Supply of a Prohibited Drug
- Cultivate a Prohibited Plant
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Good Behaviour Bond for Driving whilst suspendedQuentin Schneider -
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A client with no prior major driving offences was able to avoid a 12 month disqualification period for driving whilst disqualified. This was...
A client with no prior major driving offences was able to avoid a 12 month disqualification period for driving whilst disqualified. This was only in light of his good driving record and the Court accepting his honesty as to his misconceiving the directive from the police of his facing further charges if he failed to hand in his suspended drivers licence by a certain time. Living by himself somewhere with no public transport, and not able to get anyone to give him a lift, he actually drove to the police station to hand-in his licence! Hence the offence. Instead of a modest fine for being late to hand-in the licence, he would have faced an extra 12 months off the road. Fortunately for him, the court found the offence proven but entered no conviction on the basis of his entering a good behaviour bond for the same time as the disqualification for the offence for which his licence was suspended, namaely his drink driving. This was very out of character for him. He could have very easily walked home from the hotel but he had only recently come out of a couple of weeks in hospital and he mistakenly only thought of his own post-operative discomfort if he had to walk home from the hotel, and so he took his car to the hotel and drove it back.

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As part of a Red Cross and YMCA initiative I am going to be donating blood today and voting for Forster YMCA as the gym ...
As part of a Red Cross and YMCA initiative I am going to be donating blood today and voting for Forster YMCA as the gym with the best and most generous members! GO FORSTER!!!
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