Former St Kilda Football Club's Jason Gram fined for driving while suspended Jason Gram attending court at an earlier hearing into the driving charges last month. Picture: Chris Eastman Source: News Limited FORMER St Kilda Football Club player Jason Gram has been fined $500 for driving while suspended. At Moorabbin Magistrates' Court this morning he pleaded guilty to driving without a licence in Dingley in January. The 29-year-old had his licence suspended for having too many demerit points. Gram, who is serving a community corrections order for other criminal offences, was sacked by St Kilda in October last year. Police prosecutor Leading Sen-Constable Gavin Bain told the court Gram was seen by police driving in Centre Dandenong Rd, Dingley on January 16. A police check revealed he had been suspended from driving in November for six months. Gram, who represented himself in court, said he thought he was on a conditional driving bond. "It was an honest mistake ... a misunderstanding," Gram said. In November Gram was placed on a 12-month community corrections order and ordered to undergo alcohol treatment. He had pleaded guilty to six criminal offences, and was fined $5000 and convicted. In court today, Leading Sen-Constable Bain said the driving offence breach was only a minor one, and after a conversation with the corrections department, police deemed it "very low-end" and discretionary. Magistrate Thomas Barrett fined Gram $500 for the driving offence. No action was taken on the corrections breach. A conditional driving bond allows an offender with 12 or more demerit points to keep their licence if they agree not to accrue any further points over a 12-month period. If they do get more points, they face a doubling of the original suspension period.