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Police Pursuit is also known as ‘Skye’s Law’ and is an offence under section 51B of the Crime Act 1900
To establish the offence, the prosecution must prove beyond reasonable doubt that:
You must be found not guilty if the prosecution is unable to prove each of these four ‘elements’
The applicable penalties depend on whether it is your first or subsequent offence
The maximum penalty for a first offence is:
The disqualification can be reduced to a ‘minimum’ of 12 months
The maximum penalty for a second or more offence is:
The disqualification can be reduced to a ‘minimum’ of 2 years
If you wish to plead guilty to a driving offence you can increase your likelihood of achieving a lenient outcome by:
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