Presuming you have been charged with driving with excess alcohol:
A driving disqualification is mandatory upon conviction of driving with excess alcohol, you cannot avoid a driving ban due to hardship caused as a result of losing your driving licence.
For a first conviction of driving with excess alcohol with a breath reading of 96 sentencing guidelines suggest a low to high level community order and a driving disqualification of between 23-28 months. First time offenders are usually offered the chance to complete the drink driving rehabilitation course, which, once completed, can reduce any period of disqualification imposed by up to 25%.
As you had a substantial amount of alcohol in your system you will also be classed as a high risk offender. High risk offenders are required to satisfy the DVLA of their fitness to drive by taking a DVLA medical before their driving licence will be returned to them at the end of their disqualification period.
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