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Every year, thousands of Victorians are charged with drink or drug driving offences — many of them people who genuinely believed they were safe to drive.

Cyberbullying Laws in Australia Being investigated or charged with a cyberbullying offence in Australia is a serious matter.

A "coward punch", also known as a sucker punch, king hit, one punch attack or knockout punch, is an unprovoked unlawful strike to the head or neck of a victim, often knocking them unconscious and creating a risk of significant risk of death if they fit the ground.

19B Good Behaviour or Dismissal (Cth)  Under section 19B of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth), the Court may pursuant to section 19B(1)(c) of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth), dismiss the charges or pursuant to section 19B(1)(d) without conviction, impose a bond, either with or without a surety, by recognizance or…

In Victoria, driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above the legal limit is a serious offence. Penalties for drink driving include licence disqualification, fines, a criminal record, and imprisonment in more severe cases. Drink driving offences are prosecuted under the Road Safety Act 1986.

In Victoria, drivers can be charged for driving while impaired by any drug, including illicit, prescription and non-prescription drugs and medications.