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Hello, I’m John Melis, a solicitor in Australia, and I’ll be helping you with your question today.
The potential charge by the court would be malicious damage, and also a possible traffic offence if it occurred on the road. So there could be two penalties that could be dealt with.
In either circumstance there will be a monetary fines payable by the court which could be substantial subject to the discretion of the court.
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The best way to increase a positive outcome is to have witnesses that were potentially at the scene of the incident. Testify in regards ***** ***** friends position.
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If you want to testify, you can put your case forward as well.
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You can use the statement as part of your evidence to the co
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There is no imprisonment. It will just be a monetary
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It was my pleasure to help you today, and I thank you for chatting with me.