Drug Driving Benzoylecgonine (BZE) Case Won At York City Magistrates’ Court

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Overview: Our client from North Yorkshire was accused of drug driving, when the analysis of his blood revealed the presence of benzoylecgonine (the main metabolite of cocaine) to be above the specified limit. For this client, the stakes were high. The case carried the risk of criminal conviction and 12 month disqualification, and the kind … Continue reading Drug Driving Benzoylecgonine (BZE) Case Won At York City Magistrates’ Court

Section 172 Failure To Identify The Driver Allegation Dropped At Court

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Overview: Our client came to Ashworth Motoring Law facing two separate allegations arising from the same incident: a speeding allegation and an allegation of failing to provide driver information. He accepted from the outset that he had been the driver on the day in question. What he did not accept was the suggestion that he … Continue reading Section 172 Failure To Identify The Driver Allegation Dropped At Court

Driving offence case involving blood sample analysis dropped by CPS

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Many motoring offences such as drug driving, driving whilst unfit through drink or drugs, and even some drink driving cases involve the analysis of a blood sample as part of the Prosecution’s case. The number of individuals involved in dealing with a blood sample is larger than you might expect. This means there is lots … Continue reading Driving offence case involving blood sample analysis dropped by CPS

Ban avoided following Failure to Furnish information allegation

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Client review after avoiding a driving ban for failure to furnish information

Kate avoided a driving ban after our specialist failure to furnish information solicitors took her case to Court

Another glowing review of our services!

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Multiple driving offences where custody was a likely outcome - here's what our client had to say about the way our specialist motoring lawyers handled the case