Liam Jurrah fails to attend court for drink-drive charge Liam Jurrah leaves court with his grandmother during an earlier appearance. FORMER AFL footballer Liam Jurrah has failed to attend an Adelaide court on a drink-driving charge. Jurrah, 24, was to have appeared in Elizabeth Magistrates Court today on a charge of driving with a blood alcohol level more than five times the legal limit. The P-plater recorded a blood alcohol level of 0.269 when police pulled over his Holden Commodore at Para Hills in January, when his licence was automatically disqualified for at least 12 months. Jurrah's lawyer told the court the former Melbourne forward had not returned from the Northern Territory, where he was last week acquitted of causing serious harm to his cousin during a wild brawl at an Alice Springs town camp last March. Magistrate Ted Iuliano adjourned Jurrah's drink driving charges until early next month and said if he failed to attend court again a warrant would be issued for his arrest.