Drug driving second offence within a ten year period is mandatory 3 years ban, how long would the ban be if there was. 3rd offence in ten years please?
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https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk...ecified-limit/If you have a question about the voluntary termination process, please read this guide first, as it should have all the answers you need. Please do not hijack another person's thread as I will not respond to you
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You would think that after one ban, the lesson should be enough, (my thoughts only) but to do it twice is stupid, so take a look a the accidents on the road, and the repercussions, my friend but if you never learnt your lesson the first time, keep your head down, as the saying goes, do the crime, do the time.
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It doesn't appear anywhere and nor, as far as I can see, does it appear in any legislation. As far as I can tell, the legislation simply mentions a "previous conviction within the last ten years" (for which the minimum ban is three years). Of course there is nothing to prevent the court imposing a longer ban than the minimum, which I suspect they will in the event of a third conviction.Originally posted by islandgirl View PostWhere in the guidelines did that appear, out of interest?
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Very likely. And if you looked hard enough you may have found somebody else who received a three year ban for a third offence because that is the legal minimum. You will also note that the guideline which suggest a 36-60 month ban refers to a second offence in 10 years, not a third.Originally posted by Gary1992 View PostIsland girl i have found somebody that had been charged with the 3rd offence in 10 years and they got 5 year ban. Also on the sentenceing guideline category 1 says 36-60 month ban
Your original question gave the impression you were asking about minimum mandatory disqualifications, not Magistrates' guidelines:
"Drug driving second offence within a ten year period is mandatory 3 years ban, how long would the ban be if there was. 3rd offence in ten years please?"
So the correct answer to your question is that the minimum ban for a third offence is also three years. But there is nothing preventing Magistrates from imposing a longer ban - and as you have discovered, the likelihood is that they will.
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