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ARTICLE · 20 JANUARY 2022

How to get a Section 10 for mid-range drink driving in NSW

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A Section 10 in NSW is an order by the Court dismissing a charge without recording a conviction.

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Avinash Singh
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If you have been charged by Police, you will likely be querying how to get a section 10 for mid-range drink driving in NSW.

The prospect of attending Court, receiving a criminal conviction and losing your driving license can seem daunting. This can have consequences for your career as well as family responsibilities.

While avoiding a criminal conviction for a mid-range PCA offence is not easy, the below guide will provide assistance with how to keep your driver license.

What is Mid-Range Drink Driving?

The offence of mid range drink driving is committed by a person who drives a motor vehicle on a public road with a blood alcohol concentration between 0.08 to 0.149.

The offence is set out in Section 110(4) the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW).

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