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| Drink Driving Offences - Does defence under s. 55(9) of RSA extend to offence under s. 49(1)(e) |
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| Challenge of summons, failure to specify location of offence correctly |
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| Consequences of a police officer not informing of right to obtain a blood sample |
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| Difference between a request to accompany and a request to accompany and remain |
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| Drink driving and advice from police informant not to provide a blood sample |
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| Drink driving and blood sample taken outside 3 hours |
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| Drink driving and failure to provide blood sample to informant |
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| Drink driving and penalties, no conviction on previous offence |
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| Drink driving and service of Charge and Summons by post (s. 49(1)(b)) |
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| Drink driving and service of summons, failure to comply with statutory requirements |
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| Drink driving and the requirement to serve notice on Informant of intention to challenge BAC certificate |
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| Drink Driving and whether necessay to establish a preliminary breath testing station as a pre-requisite to an offence under s. 49(1)(b) and 49(1)(f) |
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| Drink driving and whether onus on proseuction to prove conformity with regulsations under sections 49(1)(b) & 49(1)(f) of the RSA |
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| Drink driving and whether the precise recital of the requirement to accompany police for a breath test required to prosecute offence under s. 49(1)(e) |
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| Drink drivng and the presumption of continuance, admissiblity of BAC and 3 hour rule |
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| Establish a PBT station as a pre-requisite to an offence under s. 49(1)(b) and 49(1)(f) |
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| Failure to provide driver a copy of the bac certificate. |
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| Failure to serve bac certificate on defendant within time (s. 49(1)(b)) |
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| Failure to specify correct location for a charge under s. 49(1)(f) does not render the charge defective |
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| Proving defendant had a zero license condition as an element to the offence |
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| Refusal to provide breath sample, Whether Police had reasonable belief |
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| Refusal to remain at breath-testing station |
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| Requirement to identify themselves as a registered medical practitioner etc |
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| Summons/subpoena to produce maintenance records of instrument |
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| Taking blood sample, whether must prove request for breath test first |
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| Traffic infringement notice is a prior offence for calculating disqualification |
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| Whether element of offence that prescribed device present at the time request made |
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| Whether element to offence to explain consequences of refusal |
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| Whether informant required at the outset to inform of requirements under s. 55(1) |
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| Whether instrument used must meet definition of "breath analysing instrument" |
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| Whether ommissions create a nullity or defective charge |
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| Whether permissible to use expert evidence in defence to a charge under s. 49(1)(f) |
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| whether prosecution bears onus of establishing breathalyser operated properly |
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| Whether requirement to attend police station be made on reasonable grounds |
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| whether s. 49(1)(f) is to be dismissed vs s. 49(1)(b) |
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| Whether the precise recital of the requirement to accompany police required |
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