Road traffic offenses with/without victims | Bogdan Lamatic, Bucharest
After a road accident, the first hours matter most.Blood alcohol testing, the on-site report and the first statements you give can decide whether the case is closed or turns into a lengthy trial.Do not wait for the first court hearing to ask for help.
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Lawyer Bogdan LamaticBucharest Bar · 18+ years of experienceLegal 500 · White-Collar Crime
- Drunk driving
- Drug driving
- Leaving the accident scene
- Refusal to provide biological samples
- Driving without a licence
- Road accident with victims
Why choose me for a traffic case?
- Rapid intervention in investigation phase (requests, evidence, assisted hearing)
- Challenging technical evidence (breathalyzer, biological samples, toxicology, forensic reports)
- Pragmatic solutions: requalification, waiver of prosecution, deferred penalty, plea agreement where possible
- Full approach: criminal defense + civil claims or protection of client’s assets
Offenses without victims
- Driving without license - art. 335 CP
- Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs - art. 336 CP
- Refusal to provide biological samples - art. 337 CP
- Unregistered vehicle/false plate - art. 334 CP
Offenses with victims
- Leaving the scene of an accident - art. 338 CP
- Bodily injury by negligence - art. 196 CP
- Manslaughter by negligence - art. 192 CP
Work plan in 4 steps
- Legal & technical audit - reviewing warrants, toxicology, chain of custody, devices, video evidence; requesting expert reports.
- Urgent measures - complaints against unlawful acts, lifting restrictions where possible, protecting assets.
- Active defense - procedural challenges, defensive evidence; plea agreement when advantageous.
- Civil component - when representing victims, we quantify damages rigorously; when defending suspects, we limit liability and seek amicable repair where appropriate.
Frequently asked questions
Is 0.80 g/l alcohol in blood always a crime?
Yes, above the threshold it falls under art. 336(1); under the threshold we discuss contravention (Road Code). For drugs, the biologically/toxicologically confirmed influence matters.What if I refuse to provide biological samples?
It is a separate offense (art. 337), even if the BAC would have been below the threshold.When is leaving the scene not an offense?
The law provides limited situations (e.g., transporting the injured with immediate return).