Impaired Driving Charges
Traffic Tickets January 30th. 2008, 3:03pm
A driver is required to be in complete control of his/her senses when operating any motorized vehicle (car, boat, truck, aircraft, train, and so on). While the definition of “impaired” is quite broad, for practical purposes it may be said that if the ability to pay attention to driving rules and regulations as well as surrounding traffic, including pedestrians and road signs, is impaired due to alcohol, drugs, or other factors, then the driver could be charged with impaired driving.
This is a criminal offence and will look very bad on your driving record should you plead guilty. That is why Legal Action can assist you in preparing a case that will not make your driving seem like the lethal action that the law will often make it out to be.
We have far better expertise than our competitors because we have plenty of experience in handling cases related specifically to impaired driving. Having such specific expertise is necessary because these cases can involve over 60 different disciplines, each of them having more than a hundred sub-categories. The fact that the Toronto criminal lawyers who work for us are quite effective is easily evident from our high success rate, which exceeds a staggering 95 percent.
Contact us for your free consultation and get legal action!
UPDATE: It is illegal for any paralegal to represent anyone for impaired driving, DUI or similar charge without being under the direction of a lawyer. Legal Action will be happy to refer you to trusted lawyers that have met the needs of many of our clients in the past and will help you find the lawyer you need to alleviate the anxiety and pressure associated with drinking and driving offences.

