(8A)Conviction even if particular influence not established#

If, on the hearing of a complaint mentioned in subsection (8), the evidence led and admitted (including evidence (if any) for the defence) establishes—

  1. (a)that the person so charged was under an influence which was that of liquor or a drug, or both liquor and a drug; and
  2. (b)all other elements of the offence;

the person must be convicted of the offence even though the particular influence is not established by the evidence.

Source: TORUM Act 1995 · page 170 Open PDF at this page Search this document