FAILING TO PROVIDE A SPECIMEN
Road Traffic Act 1988
Failure to provide a Specimen
What is the meaning of failing to provide a specimen?
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It is a criminal offence of Failing to Provide a Specimen for evidential analysis
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You may be asked to supply specimens of breath, blood or urine for analysis
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Failure to provide includes deliberate refusal, wilful obstruction of the processes required to obtain this information
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You may have been driving or attempting to drive
Penalty for Failing to Provide under the Road Traffic Act 1988
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Triable only summarily
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Maximum: Unlimited fine and/ or 6 months imprisonment
Offence range: Band B fine – 26 weeks’ custody
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