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Driving - Other Traffic Offences - NSW
Welcome to the NSW Predatory driving article page. Everything you need to know about Predatory driving according to NSW law - Dated: 01/09/2009

What the Law States according to NSW Law for Predatory driving
According to NSW Law for the charge of Predatory driving,

The Maximum Penalty - Predatory driving
According to NSW Law for the charge of Predatory driving, The Maximum penalty for the offence of Predatory Driving is a fine of $100,000 and/or 5 years imprisonment.

What the Police must prove according to NSW Law for Predatory driving

In order for the Police to prove their case at Court, they must prove each of the following matters beyond a reasonable doubt. 

  1. Threat of impact 
  2. Intent to cause harm

It will be necessary for the Police in every offence to prove that the
accused was the person who committed the offence.

Possible Defences under NSW Law - Predatory driving

Possible defences to this offence include but are not limited to

  1. Duress 
  2. Necessity 
  3. Self Defence

In NSW which court will hear the matter - Predatory driving
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