澳洲违章加分可以让老公的驾照抵扣吗？

在澳大利亚汽车



我知道这样不好，但是很想知道，如果开车违章要罚加分，电子警察情况下可以让老公的驾照抵吗？
被查到概率多大？
喷子不要来，求你们了！

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可以

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收到罚单了？
解决办法：
1 如果是三年里的第一次，有很多情况罚单可以免除
2 如果不是1，罚单后边有地方填写 该罚单正确的被处罚人，你写上你老公的信息就好。
3 你老公会收到一张新寄来的罚单。

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你要确认没拍到清晰的能分出男女的正面照，冲红灯通常是拍后面，超速行驶就不知道了。

但是：

妨碍司法公正是刑事罪！我记得有个大法官栽个大跟斗，就是找人顶替扣分。



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想想谢霆锋怎么坐牢的

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还有加分的时候？

违章不是扣分吗？

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我不是喷子！

法官被判两年，不得假释！

Former judge Einfeld gets at least two years' jail ... all for lying about a $77 traffic fine
By Malcolm Knox
20 March 2009 — 10:19am
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Former Federal Court judge Marcus Einfeld has been sentenced to at least two years in jail for lying to evade a speeding fine three years ago.

In a packed hearing room at the NSW Supreme Court, Justice Bruce James imposed a maximum three-year sentence on the 70-year-old for offences that struck "at the heart of the administration of justice".

Marcus Einfeld arrives at court for sentencing.
Marcus Einfeld arrives at court for sentencing.
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"Any lawyer, and especially a lawyer who has been a barrister and a judge, who commits such an offence is to be sentenced on the basis that he would have been fully aware of the gravity of his conduct," he said.

Einfeld had pleaded guilty to perjury and making a false statement with intent to pervert the course of justice, to avoid a $75 speeding ticket in 2006.
His lawyer, Ian Barker, QC, said Einfeld's tireless work for the disadvantaged and other mitigating factors justified the imposition of a non-custodial term.
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But Wayne Roser, SC, for the Crown argued Einfeld should be jailed full time, saying the counts were "in the worst case category" of such offences.

Justice James said the retired judge engaged in "deliberate, premeditated perjury" in order to avoid incurring demerit points on his driver's licence.

He concluded Einfeld had engaged in "planned criminal activity", detailing the numerous lies in his police statement when he asserted he was not driving his car when it was clocked going 10kmh over the speed limit in the Sydney suburb of Mosman.

Justice James referred to the offences as striking "at the heart of the administration of justice".

Justice James set a non-parole period of two years.

After the sentence was imposed, well wishers went over to the dock where Einfeld embraced and kissed many of them.

At the suggestion of corrective services officers, he handed over his valuables, including his mobile phone.

In reply to a comment from one supporter, Einfeld said, "Oh, the bag is packed," and he was then escorted out of the dock.

Outside court, Detective Superintendent Colin Dyson said there had been "no winners here today, but justice has been served".

The head of the fraud squad and commander of Strike Force Canter said the investigation was lengthy and "very intricate".

The jail term imposed on Einfeld sent out a message that for "anybody who is thinking about engaging in this type of activity, it is not worth it".

"For the sake of a small monetary penalty, people's lives can be absolutely ruined," Detective Superintendent Dyson told journalists.

He said Einfeld was the only person who knew why he did what he did.

In January 2006, Einfeld's car was caught by a speed camera doing 60kmh in a 50kmh zone. Rather than accept the $77 fine at his court hearing in August 2006, Einfeld said a friend of his, American college professor Teresa Brennan, had been driving the car.

It later emerged that Ms Brennan had died three years before the speeding offence took place.

Einfeld continued to deny any wrongdoing until his hearing, when he pleaded guilty to both charges. Einfeld's psychiatrist, Dr Jonathon Phillips, told the sentencing hearing that his patient had been treated for depression in 1996 and 2006, and had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

An Aboriginal elder, Madeline McGrady, praised Einfeld's work with indigenous communities when he was Human Rights Commissioner in the 1980s.

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In a separate hearing, Angela Liati was found guilty last month of making a false police statement by saying that she had been using Einfeld's car at the time of the speeding offence. Liati is on bail awaiting sentence.


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