The first 24 hours after a driving charge are the most critical for your defence.
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Charged with impaired driving? Charitsis Law provides experienced impaired driving defence throughout Toronto and the GTA. Learn how experienced impaired driving lawyers challenge the Crown’s evidence, identify legal issues, and fight impaired driving charges.
A DUI charge in Ontario is a serious criminal offence that can result in a criminal record and driver’s licence suspension. Learn how impaired driving cases work and how a lawyer can help protect your record and driving privileges.
An Over 80 charge in Ontario means police allege a breath test showed a BAC of 0.08 or higher. A DUI lawyer can review the stop, testing, and Charter compliance to find issues that may lead to reduced charges, dismissed cases, or protection of your driving privileges.
Many people charged with refusing a breath test insist they were trying to provide a breath sample but simply could not.
Medical conditions, misunderstanding the police instructions, or problems during the testing process can all become important issues when defending a refusal charge.
Refusing a roadside breath test in Ontario is a criminal offence with the same penalties as impaired driving, including a criminal record and licence suspension. The experienced impaired driving lawyers at Charitsis Law carefully examine whether the police made a lawful demand and whether the Crown can prove the charge beyond a reasonable doubt.
Dangerous driving, or dangerous operation of a motor vehicle is a serious Criminal Code offence that can result in a criminal record, driving prohibition, and even jail. To convict, the Crown must prove a marked and substantial departure from the standard of care expected of a reasonable driver.
Charged with failing to stop after an accident? A conviction can result in a criminal record, fines, licence consequences, and even jail. However, the Crown must prove that you left the scene with the intent to avoid criminal or civil liability. Learn what the prosecution must prove, how Ontario courts assess the evidence, and the defence strategies that may be available in your case.
Driving while disqualified is a serious criminal charge that can lead to jail, a criminal record, and another licence suspension. Speak with an experienced defence lawyer before making any decisions about your case.
As dangerous criminal lawyers, Charitsis Law provides legal advice and representation for individuals facing criminal driving charges. We help clients understand their situation, the court process, and the steps needed to move forward with confidence.
