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Waverley Court DUI Lawyer - Low Range Drink Driving with No Conviction

By Joshua Boorman · Published · NSW posts

In short“Waverley Court DUI Lawyer – Low Range Drink Driving with No Conviction ” of the Boorman Lawyers Court Reports channel, our principal lawyer, Joshua Boorman appeared at the Waverley Local Court in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney where we achieved an incredible outcome for our client.

  • Appeared on Low Range PCA (.078) – Waverley Local Court
  • The Incident
  • Importance of Maintaining License

New South Wales law · law checked 21 Oct 2026

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“Waverley Court DUI Lawyer – Low Range Drink Driving with No Conviction ” of the Boorman Lawyers Court Reports channel, our principal lawyer, Joshua Boorman appeared at the Waverley Local Court in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney where we achieved an incredible outcome for our client.

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Waverley Court DUI Lawyer - Low Range Drink Driving with No Conviction

Appeared on Low Range PCA (.078) – Waverley Local Court

In this article, we will discuss our recent appearance in the Waverley Local Court on a low range PCA charge. Our client is the owner of a company that provides high-level IT security services to overseas corporations and a stay-at-home dad. We will explore how he managed to avoid conviction and maintain his license, which was crucial for his work and family life.

The Incident

Our client was pulled over for a random breath test after parking his car. He had been at his parents’ house in North Bondi and had consumed three large glasses of red wine before leaving due to a heated argument. At the time of the test, he was feeling emotional, and unfortunately, he was over the legal limit with a reading of 0.078.

Importance of Maintaining License

As a stay-at-home dad, our client’s license was crucial for his family life, as his partner works as an international flight hostess for a renowned airline. Additionally, his company requires background checks, and he needs to maintain a conviction-free record to continue working with overseas corporations.

With the help of his Waverley Court DUI Lawyer from Boorman Lawyers, our client was able to persuade the court to deal with his case with a conditional release order and no conviction. This outcome was vital for our client, as it allowed him to maintain his license and continue working with overseas corporations.

Conclusion

In conclusion, our client’s appearance in the Waverley Local Court on a low range PCA charge highlights the importance of maintaining a conviction-free record, especially for those in high-level security positions which have an employment requirement to remain conviction free. With the help our Waverley Court DUI Lawyer, he was able to avoid conviction and continue with his work and family life.

If you are facing a similar situation, contact Boorman Lawyers at 1300 941 900 for experienced legal advice.

What this Waverley Local Court matter shows

The result in brief: With the help our Waverley Court DUI Lawyer, he was able to avoid conviction and continue with his work and family life. This matter was dealt with at Waverley Local Court. Police recorded a reading of 0.078. If you have been charged with low range drink driving in New South Wales, call Joshua on 1300 941 900 to talk about your situation.

Penalties for low range drink driving as they stand now: New South Wales traffic law. Each case turns on its own facts, so treat this Waverley Local Court result as general information, not legal advice. Call 1300 941 900 or make an enquiry about legal representation.

Law update since this post (checked 21 Oct 2026)

This post was first published on 23 March 2021. The narrative above is kept as published. These notes record later changes to the law.

  • Since 20 May 2019, NSW police can deal with an eligible first-offence low range drink driving matter by penalty notice with an immediate 3-month licence suspension, instead of a court charge (Road Transport Act 2013).

FAQs about this post

What was the low range drink driving charge?

In this article, we will discuss our recent appearance in the Waverley Local Court on a low range PCA charge. Our client is the owner of a company that provides high-level IT security services to overseas corporations and a stay-at-home dad.

What decided the outcome at Waverley Local Court?

We will explore how he managed to avoid conviction and maintain his license, which was crucial for his work and family life.

Does the NSW low range drink driving law in this post still apply?

This was first published 23 March 2021. For low range drink driving today, check the current NSW law page as well as any dated note on this post.

Sources and date checked

Sources and references for this page, checked 21 Oct 2026.

This page is general information about New South Wales law only. It is not legal advice. Every matter turns on its own facts.

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