Dismissals or Reductions Don't Happen On Their Own
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Yes! Impaired driving charges can be, and frequently are, reduced or dismissed altogether.
You may have heard that impaired driving cases are “open and shut” when, in fact, nothing is further from the truth. Experienced impaired driving/DUI lawyers know of hundreds of ways in which the prosecutor’s case can go wrong, resulting in a reduction or dismissal of the charges. Impaired driving charges and DUI charges are some of the most complex and technical criminal charges to prove. Nicholas Robinson knows how to work the legal system in your favour and obtain the best possible results for you.
Don’t give up hope, even if you failed a breath test. Never plead guilty until after you have spoken to Nicholas Robinson, an experienced impaired driving lawyer servicing the Burlington area.
Can your case be proved?
Remember: you are innocent until proven guilty. It is the prosecutor’s job to prove each and every aspect of the charges against you. If they are unable to do so, then the charges against you must be dismissed.
Allow Nicholas Robinson to help you assess your case and determine the best course of action.
Breath tests aren’t perfect.
It may seem like the case against you will be straightforward to prove if you failed a breath test. This is not true.
There are many factors that can lead to false or inaccurate breath tests, including:
- Human error.
- Faulty breath-testing equipment.
- Your own unique characteristics or medical issues.
Even if the test is accurate, it can only record your blood alcohol level at the time you took the test. You may have been under the legal limit when you were driving, but over the legal limit when you took the test. Your lawyer will know what to look for to determine if the results of your breath test are unreliable.