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The Latest From Our Criminal Law Blog
What to Do for a DUI Probation Violation?
Impaired driving or a DUI in Toronto is a severe offence that will result in criminal charges and conviction if not addressed properly. It is important to take DUI charges seriously and get the services of a DUI lawyer as soon as possible to prevent worse consequences.
Why You Should Provide Full Disclosure to Your DUI Lawyer
The circumstances surrounding a DUI charge can be embarrassing and it could be tempting to try to hide some things from your lawyer. Perhaps you were out drinking with people whom you do not want to be publicly associated with, perhaps you were in a place you didn’t want anyone to know; but is hiding these things from your DUI lawyer a good idea?
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Consequences and Penalties of An Underage DUI in Ontario
Underage drivers and drivers who have just newly acquired their licenses face tougher DUI-related restrictions as well as additional penalties if they were charged with driving under the influence in Ontario. Drivers under 21 and newly licensed drivers with M1, M2, G1, and G2 graduated licenses cannot have any alcohol in their system w