Offenders who drive dangerously at speed on a major highway with a blood alcohol level in excess of 0.15 and cause potentially serious injuries to others will ordinarily receive a substantial punishment including a period of actual imprisonment. Significant mitigating factors including early guilty plea, remorse, rehabilitation and good character do not of themselves warrant full suspension of a term of imprisonment for such offences.
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