Former MP Scott Driscoll's wife Emma faces court Emma Driscoll leaves court. Photo: Amy Remeikis The wife of disgraced former Redcliffe MP Scott Driscoll has faced court for the first time. Wearing black and appearing desperate to avoid the media, Emma Jane Driscoll let her solicitor, Nick Dore, do the talking in the Brisbane Magistrates court. Mr Dore asked for an adjournment to January 20. It was granted and less than two minutes after facing the bench, it was all over. Former member for Redcliffe Scott Driscoll. Mrs Driscoll is facing 16 charges of creating false records and perjury. Mr Driscoll was not with her. He has not spoken publicly since resigning last month, hours before the parliament was due to vote on whether to expel him. The parliamentary ethics committee found Mr Driscoll had misled the house and committed contempt. He was fined $90,000 for those acts. Mrs Driscoll's charges are for separate acts. Mrs Driscoll left court, flanked by her lawyers. Her family, thought to be her sister, mother and father, walked behind her. She did not say a word. Her mother expressed distress when the media followed her daughter, but Mrs Driscoll did not break from her stony faced composure. But it won't be the last time Mrs Driscoll faces the media's questions - it is expected to be months before the court case is finalised.