Impaired Driving Defence

How to Get a DUI Dismissed in Canada

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If you’ve been charged with impaired driving (commonly referred to as a DUI) in Canada, you’re likely feeling a mix of anxiety and uncertainty about what’s ahead. A DUI conviction can carry serious consequences, including hefty fines, license suspension, increased insurance rates, and even potential jail time.

However, it’s important to remember that being charged with a DUI doesn’t automatically mean you will be convicted. There are several ways to have a DUI charge dismissed or reduced, but navigating the process requires a solid understanding of the legal system, effective defence strategies, and often, the assistance of an experienced lawyer.

In this blog post, we’ll explore strategies to potentially get a DUI charge dismissed in Canada, warnings about the consequences of DUI charges, and why hiring the right lawyer can make all the difference.

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The Daily Grind After a 90-Day IRP: How It Affects Life on the Road-and How Acumen Law Can Help

A concerned driver sitting in their car, speaking with a police officer during a roadside stop.

The moment you hear the words “I’m issuing you an Immediate Roadside Prohibition,” your life can take an unexpected and sharp turn. For drivers in British Columbia, a 90-day Immediate Roadside Prohibition (IRP) is much more than just a ticket. It’s a detour that impacts every aspect of daily life. Beyond the immediate inconvenience of losing your licence and vehicle, the financial and emotional toll can linger long after the prohibition ends. However, there is help available, and time is of the essence.

Here’s how the consequences stack up.

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