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Wilkinson's Road Traffic Referencer 2008

Wilkinson's Road Traffic Referencer 2008

Author: Katherine Marshall; Peter Wallis
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell U.K.
ISBN: 9781847035103
Published In: July 2008
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Providing quick and easy access to authoritative guidance on the most common road traffic offences, Wilkinson's Road Traffic Referencer:
- Deals with 24 road traffic offences, setting out for each the basic definition, mode of trial and key elements of the offence, as well as maximum penalties and the most relevant case law
- Gives information in an A to Z arrangement to offer an ideal source of quick answers during desk research, in court, or when advising a client at a police station
- Includes flowcharts to aid understanding of complex topics
- Provides a table of maximum penalties
- Incorporates the latest legislation, including new drink-driving offences and the Road Safety Act 2006 and its impact, including key provisions such as dangerous driving and insurance offences, and changes to penalties and endorsement systems
- Provides cross-references to Wilkinson's Road Traffic Offences for more extensive analysis
- Accident, duty of driver to stop, report accident and give information or show documents
- Alternative verdicts
- Causing, permitting, using
- Careless, and inconsiderate, driving
- Careless, and inconsiderate, driving when under the influence of drink/drugs, causing death by
- Careless, or inconsiderate driving, causing death by
- Causing death by driving unlicensed, disqualified, or uninsured
- Dangerous driving
- Dangerous driving, causing death by
- Disclosure
- Disqualification - general principles
- Disqualification, obligatory and discretionary orders for
- Obligatory disqualification for repeated offences under the penalty points procedure
- Discretionary disqualification
- Disqualification until test is passed
- Disqualification, Application to remove
- Driver/driving, meaning of
- Driving while disqualified for holding or obtaining a licence
- Driving while disqualified by reason of age
- Driving whilst unfit /over the permitted limit - generally
- Driving, or being in charge whilst unfit through drink or drugs
- Driving, or attempting to drive over the prescribed limit
- Endorsement, requirement to
- Effect of endorsement
- Endorsements must remain on the licence for
- Endorsable offence codes
- Evidence
- Expert evidence
- Forgery of documents
- Guilty plea, written notification of
- Highway code
- Identity of driver, failure to give information as to
- Identify of driver, proof of in summary proceedings
- Insurance, using without
- Licence, full and provisional entitlement
- Mechanically propelled vehicle, motor vehicle, meaning of
- Notice of intended prosecution, requirement to give
- Procedure
- Road, meaning of
- Road, meaning of
- Sentencing, general principles
- Remitting an offender to another court
- Sentencing, Magistrates' Courts guidelines
- Sentencing, relevant guideline offences
- Special reasons, not to disqualify/endorse, and
- Mitigating circumstances
- Special reasons in relation to offences of drink/driving
- Speeding
- Appendices
- Table of endorsable offences