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Lucy Newall, a 30-year-old businesswoman, has been convicted five times for drug-driving but avoided jail time, receiving a community order instead. The court noted her struggles with addiction stemming from trauma and her desire to return to work in the care sector. The case also reflects the increasing prevalence of ketamine as an illegal drug.
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Lucy Newall, a 30-year-old businesswoman, has been convicted five times for drug-driving but avoided jail time, receiving a community order instead. The court noted her struggles with addiction stemming from trauma and her desire to return to work in the care sector. The case also reflects the increasing prevalence of ketamine as an illegal drug.
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Businesswoman, 30, convicted five times for drug-driving offences after becoming hooked on Ketamine avoids jail
Businesswoman Convicted of Drug-Driving Offences Avoids Jail Time