The Sixth Minor Criminal Court acquitted a woman who drove a vehicle under the influence of intoxication, without adhering to caution and precaution, to the point that she lost control of driving, which caused her to cause damage to others’ property.
Her representative, lawyer Sarah Ali, confirmed that the facts are that on the day of the incident, while driving the vehicle, and due to her not taking the necessary care and attention while reversing, she collided with a vehicle, and the accident resulted in damage to the accused’s vehicle in the rear and left side, and damage to the other vehicle on the left side as well, and not the fact that her client was under Intoxicating effect.
Lawyer Sarah Ali indicated that she submitted a defense memorandum explaining the facts that argued for the absence of the elements of the crime of driving a vehicle under the influence of drunkenness. Before deciding on the matter, she requested that security photography be brought and the prosecution witness be summoned. At its conclusion, she requested that the accused be acquitted and, as a precaution, use clemency.
She pointed out that the accused admitted in the evidence-gathering records that on the day of the incident, due to her not taking the necessary care and attention, she collided with the other vehicle while reversing. In addition, it was proven in the traffic accident report that the cause of the accident was the accused driving the vehicle without taking the necessary care and attention, which led to It collided with the other vehicle while reversing, and a ruling was issued accordingly.
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