Vince Semenuk

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Edmonton

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Edmonton Impaired Driving (IRS) Lawyer

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Vince Semenuk

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Edmonton

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Your Best Defence: Vince Semenuk—Here’s Why.

  • Vince offers a FREE REVIEW of all Notices of Administrative Penalties to assess the likelihood of success.
  • After the review, you’ll receive an honest assessment of whether you qualify for his conditional money-back guarantee.
  • With a 90% success rate on cases he proceeds with, Vince brings proven results to his clients.
  • Having defended more than 400 impaired driving clients, he has the experience you need.
  • Available 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays, Vince provides timely advice on your likelihood of success, usually within 24 hours of your first conversation.
  • His dedication to client satisfaction is reflected in over 150 5-star Google reviews.

You only have Seven Days to file your review

Many Alberta drivers mistakenly believe their IRS case is hopeless and choose not to file for an appeal. However, most IRS defences are not obvious—there may be grounds for a successful appeal you aren’t aware of.

About Alberta's IRS laws.

Many Canadian provinces have enacted “roadside suspension” legislation. This legislation is in addition to the existing impaired driving or DUI legislation found in the Criminal Code.

These new laws allow the police to seize your driver’s licence and your vehicle if you fail an alcohol breath test on an Approved Screening Device.

The law allows the police to:

    Seize your driver’s licence at the roadside. Prohibit you from driving for up to 90 days. Impound your vehicle.

These consequences are immediate and severe, and in many cases, they rely on unchallenged and untested evidence. You need help, and you need it now.

Contact Vince Semenuk to get the legal assistance you need in the Edmonton area.

Edmonton Impaired Driving (IRS) Lawyer

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Vince Semenuk

1A Sir Winston Churchill Square
Edmonton

(587) 870-6579

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Can you fight an IRS?

Yes, but you must file for review within seven (7) days from when it was issued. The review application must be filled out and submitted correctly.

As an experienced impaired driving / DUI lawyer, Vince Semenuk will ensure that:

    Applying for review is your best move. Your review application is filled out correctly, and it provides all the relevant information. You get the best possible result from your review.   

Vince Semenuk can help you understand the problems with IRS laws in Alberta

The Device used by police officers to perform roadside breath tests was never intended to positively determine blood alcohol levels. It was only intended to provide approximate readings for screening purposes.

These Devices can provide unreliable results for any number of reasons, including:

    They may be defective, Improper calibration may produce inaccurate readings, and Improper handling or use by police officers can produce false readings.

In other words, the devices are not perfect, and neither are the police officers who use them.

(PROVINCE) IRP/IRS legislation allows police officers to take a sample of your breath and submit their report of the results to the provincial driving licence authorities. Unlike when they charge someone criminally for impaired driving, the police officer who takes the breath sample is not required to attend court and submit to cross-examination by the lawyer representing the accused.

Under this new driving legislation, police officers can use the relatively flimsy evidence provided by a roadside breath sample to impose severe consequences on drivers without scrutiny and with no system in place to ensure that the Approved Screening Device was functioning properly or that the police officers were doing their jobs properly.

Frequently asked questions about Alberta's IRS program

Immediate roadside sanctions [IRS] can be confusing. Read through the following FAQs to learn more about your IRS and contact us immediately if you’re facing an IRS or you have any other questions.

1. Can A Criminal Lawyer Beat An IRS?

Yes—there are ways to beat an IRS, and having a good lawyer dramatically increases your chances of success. Our lawyers have successfully defended numerous clients facing immediate roadside sanctions in Alberta. Our experience, extensive knowledge of the law, and honed legal skills will help you achieve the best possible outcome for your case.

Whether we find flaws in the police procedure or challenge the evidence, we'll advocate for your rights and protect your driving privileges.

2. Do I Need A Lawyer For An IRS?

Trying to navigate the IRS appeal process on your own can be overwhelming. Hiring a skilled criminal defence lawyer who is familiar with IRS law will increase your chances of successfully appealing an IRS. It's wise to hire an experienced criminal lawyer to handle your case and give you the best chance at keeping your license.

3. Is It Worth Talking To An IRS Lawyer?

Calling us or submitting an online form is free. Learn your options. Considering the severe consequences of losing your license, it's worth hiring an experiencedIRP lawyer. They can increase your chances of successfully appealing the IRS and save you money in the long run by helping you avoid additional expenses and harsh penalties. Don't risk your driving privileges—have a skilled IRS lawyer to fight for your rights.

4. How To Find A Good IRS Lawyer?

You are in the right place. We have years of experience with IRS cases and a good track record of success. We know the laws and procedures and what it takes to beat your Alberta IRS charges. 

Is it worth fighting your IRS?

Yes.

The consequences of an IRS, including the loss of your licence and your vehicle, plus the significant financial penalties, are too severe to accept without a fight. Call Vince Semenuk at (587) 870-6579 today.

How can Vince Semenuk help?

Vince Semenuk can help you navigate the IRS review process at the Provincial Licencing Authority. Vince Semenuk knows the law, the relevant cases, and the right arguments to make to the adjudicators to ensure that you get the best possible results from your review.

If your review is successful, your licence and vehicle will be returned to you.

If your review is unsuccessful, Vince Semenuk can advise you about your other options, including:

    Having a judge review the decision of the adjudicator, or

But Vince Semenuk can only help you if you call.

Make the smart decision and pick up the phone.

We have helped thousands of Canadians keep their licences. But Vince Semenuk can only help you if you call him in time.

Remember, you only have 7 days to start the review process! Call (587) 870-6579 today to get started right away. With the experienced professionalism of Vince Semenuk on your side, you have your best chance of fighting these charges.

 

 

Vince Semenuk

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