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Death by Dangerous Driving

This is arguably the most serious of road traffic offences and it will always be dealt with at the Crown Court.

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There are many complex issues that the prosecution need to prove, which, if they succeed will inevitably result in a long custodial sentence coupled with a lengthy period of disqualification for a death by dangerous driving charge.

The prosecution must first of all prove that you have driven dangerously by showing that your driving has fallen far below the standard of the competent and careful driver and also that it was obvious to a competent careful driver that the manner in which you drove was dangerous, i.e. that there was a considerable risk of damage or injury.

In addition, they must prove that the person’s death was caused by the manner of your driving. This does not have to be the only cause of death, if it is a cause of death, then this would be sufficient for the Judge to direct the jury to convict you.

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The maximum prison sentence for this offence has in recently been increased to fourteen years. You would also be disqualified for a minimum of 2 years and as with all dangerous driving convictions, you would have to pass an extended driving test at the end of the disqualification period for you to have your licence restored.

If you face such an allegation it is imperative that you receive expert advice at the very earliest stages in the investigation. You can not afford to gamble with the ensuing consequences if you do not.

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