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Operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over the legal limit of 0.08%.
This includes impairment caused by prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, or illegal substances.
Failing or refusing to comply with a lawful request for a breathalyzer or blood test can result in separate charges with penalties as serious as a DUI conviction.
Significant financial penalties, especially for repeat offenders.
Mandatory suspension periods, with longer durations for subsequent convictions.
Can impact employment, travel, immigration status, and more.
Jail time may be imposed depending on the circumstances, such as repeat offences or causing harm
Remain polite and cooperative with law enforcement. Avoid arguing or resisting arrest, as this can worsen your situation.
You have the right to legal representation—use it. Politely inform the officer that you wish to speak with a lawyer before answering any questions or taking any tests. Contact Dhaliwal & Dhaliwal LLP as soon as possible. Early legal guidance can significantly affect the outcome of your case.
Write down everything you remember about the traffic stop and the events before and after, including any interactions with law enforcement. Details matter and can help your legal team identify any procedural issues or defenses.
Our lawyers have in-depth knowledge of impaired driving laws and the latest legal precedents in Ontario and Canada.
We carefully assess the facts of your case to craft a personalized strategy aimed at reducing or dismissing charges.
We keep you informed, address your concerns, and guide you through every stage of the legal process with transparency and support.
At Dhaliwal & Dhaliwal LLP, we are committed to defending your rights and helping you navigate this challenging time. If you or a loved one is facing impaired driving charges, don’t hesitate to contact us.