Jarrod Lorensini, 47, pleaded guilty to drink-driving with a blood alcohol reading of 0.311, more than six times the legal limit, after crashing his car in Colac.
Why it mattersRepeat drink-driving at dangerously high levels puts lives at risk and shows a pattern of behaviour likely to result in prison time.
AustraliaThe case reflects a serious drink-drive problem on Victorian roads and demonstrates the escalating penalties courts impose for persistent offenders.
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