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Under Australian law, a penalty unit (PU) is an amount of money used as a basis to calculate the monetary penalties and fines for many breaches of laws. To determine the amount to be paid as a fine, the value of the PU is multiplied by the number of PUs that are set for the offence.

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Penalty Unit in Australia

A penalty unit (PU) is a monetary value that is used in Australian law to determine the monetary fines and punishments for various legal infractions. The value of the PU is multiplied by the total number of PUs assigned to the offense to find the amount that must be paid as a fine. Every state, [&he...

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Fines in Australia

Fines are a common approach to deal with criminal and traffic offenses in all states and territories of Australia. A fine is a monetary sanction that can be levied by the police, the court, or any other authority. This page addresses fines in various Australian jurisdictions. Penalty Units Th...

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DRUG DRIVING OFFENCES

In New South Wales, there are two categories of drug-related driving offenses. They are operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs and operating a vehicle while certain substances are detectable in the mouth, blood, or urine. This page extensively covers the maximum punishments, disquali...

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AVOIDING A CRIMINAL RECORD FOR DRUG OFFENCES

The Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act governs drug offenses in New South Wales, while the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act establishes sentencing guidelines. This article offers solutions to frequently asked questions about drug offenses, including the potential to evade acquiring a criminal record. ...

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HIGH RANGE DRINK DRIVING (NSW)

Driving a motor vehicle on a road or in a place connected to a road with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of more than 0.15 in the breath or blood constitutes the offence of driving with a high range prescribed concentration of alcohol (PCA), as defined by section 110(5) of the Road Transport Act 2013....

Penalty Unit in Australia

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DRUG DRIVING OFFENCES

AVOIDING A CRIMINAL RECORD FOR DRUG OFFENCES

HIGH RANGE DRINK DRIVING (NSW)

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