Category: Traffic Law

Recent modification of the Corporate Manslaughter Act granted the prosecution the power to charge managers in companies whose vehicles, when on business were responsible for accidents on the road irrespective of whether they involved a death. In fact, the law further expects directors and other heads of organizations to provide comprehensive guidelines pertaining to driving […]

Firstly it is very important that you not admit guilt when the officer stops you. The officer’s opening line will more than likely be “Do you know why I pulled you over?”. If you say “Yeah I was speeding” or “Yes I ran that stop sign”, you just admitted your guilt. Politely tell them that […]