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Drink and drive fined imposed with alchohol present is 24%


08-Sep-2026 (In Criminal Law)
I was caught with drink and drive and no DL. Challen is given to pay at court. It had alchohol present of 24%. Some say it is under limit of 30%. Is it really true. Should i pay the fine or go to court and address the issue to not to pay it. Thank you
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Answer #1
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Dear Sir If a breathalyzer or blood test showed twenty four percent alcohol that would be an extraordinarily high concentration well beyond any legal threshold Additionally driving without a valid driving license is a serious independent offense that carries severe legal penalties including statutory fines and possible imprisonment or impounding of the vehicle ​Since the traffic authority has issued a court challan ignoring or failing to appear in court can lead to the issuance of arrest warrants or further legal complications You must attend the scheduled court proceeding on the given date and present your case or plea before the magistrate
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Answer #2
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you can take bail from the court which has been jurisdiction. you can also take the challenge issuing fine against you. we can examine the police witness who makes trouble. you for the information you want you can contact with me
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