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If you’ve been charged for refusing a breath sample, referred to as “refuse to blow”, we’ll do everything possible to assist you.
Refusal to provide a breath sample to a police officer is an extremely serious offence. This offence should never be taken lightly. If A conviction is rendered by the court, it will result in a criminal record. The implications arising out of this conviction are tremendous and should always be handled by a Lawyer to ensure that your best interests are dealt with accordingly.
Every case is different, but the ramifications of a conviction are always dramatic and the cost of hiring proper representation is generally minor when compared to the costs that you might be facing.
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Please note that Ontario Paralegals are not permitted to handle these types of charges; only Lawyers are permitted by Law Society Rules.
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Operating any motorized vehicle, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, airplanes, trains, jet skis and snowmobiles.
Operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) exceeding the legal limit of 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres.
If you’ve been charged for refusing a breath sample, referred to as “refuse to blow”, we’ll do everything possible to assist you.
Where there has been a licence suspension imposed by a conviction to a Criminal offence.
Every driver on the road in Ontario has a duty to remain at the scene when an accident occurs.
The Criminal Code of Canada makes it illegal to operate a motor vehicle in a manner that is dangerous to the public.
Appeals for Criminal Driving convictions or certain convictions under The Highway Traffic Act.
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We have extensive experience with Impaired Driving charges.
There’s a limited time frame in which you can fight your charge.
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