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发表于 2016-10-6 18:35
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找到了NSW Court的原文:
http://nswcourts.com.au/articles/which-offences-can-give-me-a-criminal-record/
What if I never go to court?
If you do not get a Court Attendance Notice for your offence, it will not go on your criminal record.
Some offences are ordinarily not dealt with in court, unless you want to challenge them.
This is the case for many major traffic offences such as negligent driving not occasioning death or GBH, where police may give you an infringement notice rather than take you to court.
If a court finds you guilty of one of these offences instead and it imposes a fine or another penalty, it will go on your criminal record.
What about traffic offences?
In NSW, criminal and traffic records are separate but this is not the case in Victoria.
VicRoads can give you a criminal driving offence if you break a road rule.
However in NSW, some of the more serious traffic offences, called ‘major traffic offences’, can carry criminal penalties.
Some of these offences are: drink driving (PCA or DUI), negligent driving (when decided in court), driving while suspended or disqualified, police pursuit, and reckless driving. |
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