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Nurse keeps licence despite high-range drink-driving e-bike crash

Nurse Lindsay Wright crashed her e-bike while drunk. Her blood-alcohol reading was 0.181, classed as high-range. She kept her licence after a judge spared her a conviction.

Why it mattersIt shows how courts weigh serious drink-driving crimes against someone's circumstances and remorse.

AustraliaA Thurgoona woman kept her licence despite a high drink-drive result, sparking questions about sentencing consistency in NSW local courts.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 6 d ago

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