Charged with impaired driving in Ontario? We fight to protect your license, your criminal record, and your future.
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Faulty breathalyzer, improper stop, charter violations – every impaired driving case has potential defences. Our experienced lawyers know how to identify weaknesses in the Crown’s evidence and build your strongest possible defence.
Challenging improper stops, searches, and detention procedures
Testing equipment calibration, maintenance, and operator certification
Medical conditions, weather, and administration errors
Suppressing illegally obtained evidence and statements
| Offence | License Suspension | Fine Range | Criminal Record |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Offence | 1 year suspension | $1,000-$2,000 | Criminal record |
| Second Offence | 3 year suspension | $2,000-$4,000 | 30 days minimum jail |
| Third Offence | Lifetime suspension | $4,000+ | 120 days minimum jail |
Don’t accept these penalties. Our defence strategies can help you avoid or minimize these consequences.
Charter breach – improper detention and arrest
Breathalyzer malfunction and calibration issues
From impaired to careless driving – no criminal record
Disclaimer: Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique and results depend on specific facts and circumstances.
No, refusing a breathalyzer carries the same penalties as impaired driving. However, improper administration or Charter violations can still provide defence opportunities.
Immediate 90-day suspension upon arrest, followed by minimum 1-year conviction suspension. We can help challenge both administrative and criminal suspensions.
First offences rarely result in jail time, but repeat offences carry mandatory minimums. Our defence strategies focus on avoiding conviction entirely.
You may be eligible for an ignition interlock device after serving part of your suspension, allowing limited driving privileges.
Over 80 mg requires proving blood alcohol, while impaired focuses on ability to drive. Different defences apply to each charge.
Your license, career, and freedom are on the line. Our Trusted DUI defence lawyers are standing by to protect your rights and fight for your future.
