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Charged With DUI or Impaired Driving?

Don’t plead guilty until you’ve spoken to {lawyer}.

You might feel ashamed. Scared. Ready to just get it over with. But one quick decision — without legal advice — could affect your life for years.

👉 Call {lawyer} now at {tel} — before you make a move you can’t take back.

✅ Free, No-Pressure Consultation
✅ Clear Advice From a Trusted DUI Defence Lawyer
✅ Protect Your Licence, Record, and Future

Think Twice Before You Plead

You might be thinking:

• “I failed the test — what’s the point?”

• “I’m embarrassed. I just want this to be over.”

• “Pleading guilty might be the fastest way out.”

Take a breath.

Pleading guilty can feel like the easiest path in the moment — but once it’s done, it’s almost impossible to undo.

Before you give up your defence, talk to someone who knows what to look for — and how to fight back.

What’s at Stake If You Plead Guilty

Even a first offence can carry real, lasting consequences. Before you plead guilty, make sure you understand the penalties for impaired driving, and whether your charge could be withdrawn, reduced, or dismissed.

You could be facing:

• A permanent criminal record

• A 90-day (or longer) licence suspension

• Thousands in fines and court costs

• Skyrocketing insurance rates

• Travel restrictions — including to the U.S.

• Job loss if you drive for work

• Harsher penalties for future charges

👉 One guilty plea today could affect your life for years.

You’re Presumed Innocent — And the Crown Must Prove Otherwise

Being charged doesn’t mean you’ll be convicted. The Crown must prove every part of the case — beyond a reasonable doubt.

That means showing that:

• Police followed proper procedure

• Your rights weren’t violated

• Test results are accurate and admissible

• The evidence meets every legal standard

👉 If they can’t prove it — you shouldn’t be convicted.

Failed a Breath Test? You May Still Have a Defence

Many people plead guilty just because they blew over — but that doesn’t mean the case is open and shut.

Breathalyzer and roadside tests:

• Must follow strict procedures

• Can be challenged in court

• Sometimes produce false or unreliable results

{lawyer} knows how to pick apart test results — and has done it successfully for clients just like you.

🔍 Real Example: He Pled Too Early — and Paid the Price

A man was charged with DUI after failing a breath test. He tried to handle the case on his own, requested and read the disclosure package, and decided to plead guilty at his first court date.

Months later, he learned the breathalyzer hadn’t been properly calibrated — something buried in the disclosure he didn’t understand.

Had he waited and called a lawyer, he could’ve fought the charge and avoided a criminal record.

👉 A good DUI lawyer knows what to look for — and when not to rush.

💬 What People Say: "I Almost Pled Guilty — I'm Glad I Didn’t"

“I was ready to plead guilty and just move on. But something told me to call a lawyer first.

My lawyer found a problem with how the test was done — and got the charge dropped.

If I hadn’t made that call, I would’ve ruined my future.”

👉 A strategic defence can change everything.

Roadside Suspensions Move Fast — You Must Too

In provinces like Alberta and B.C., most DUI charges fall under Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS) or Immediate Roadside Prohibitions (IRP).

📍 You may have just 7 days to appeal.
Miss that window, and you could lose your licence — before you ever see a judge.

👉 Call {lawyer} today at {tel} — before your time runs out.

What About Plea Bargains?

Sometimes a plea deal is the right move — but only if it’s truly in your best interest.

{lawyer} will assess whether:

• The charge can be withdrawn or reduced

• A non-criminal resolution is on the table

• Going to trial gives you the best chance long-term

👉 A plea deal isn’t a deal if it destroys your future.

Real Defences. Real Results.

There are many ways DUI charges can be successfully challenged:

• Police mistakes in procedure

• Faulty breath or blood test results

• Charter rights violations

• Medical issues affecting readings

• Missing or weak evidence

Even small details can lead to big wins — if you know where to look.

What a Good DUI Lawyer Will Do for You

When you call, {lawyer} will:

• Review your case honestly and thoroughly

• Identify weaknesses in the Crown’s evidence

• File your IRS or IRP appeal (if needed)

• Fight for a withdrawal, dismissal, or reduction

• Represent you with skill and confidence in court or at a tribunal

👉 Before you plead — talk to someone who knows how to fight.

What Happens When You Call

Calling a lawyer can feel stressful — but this is your first real chance to take control.

Here’s what happens when you call {lawyer}:

• A free, confidential consultation

• Clear, honest legal advice — no pressure to hire

• A strategy to protect your record and your licence

• Help from someone who’s handled cases just like yours

📞 Call now at {tel} — and get answers that could change everything.

🔗 Want to Learn More?

Trying to understand what pleading guilty really means?
Visit our DUI Defence Home Page to see how the system works — and why your first decision might be the most important one.

Worried about what this will cost you?
Learn more about DUI defence legal fees and why many people are surprised to find good legal help is more affordable than they thought.

Unsure what kind of punishment you’re really facing?
Read more about DUI penalties — from driving suspensions to criminal records, the consequences of a guilty plea can last for years.

Thinking about going it alone in court?
Find out what to consider if you’re thinking about representing yourself. It might seem simple — but the risks are high.

Hoping your charges might be dropped?
Learn how charges can sometimes be withdrawn or dismissed — with the right strategy and an experienced defence lawyer on your side.

❓ FAQs — DUI Charges in {city}

Q: I failed the breath test. Is it even worth fighting?
A: Yes. Failing doesn’t mean guilty. Many cases are successfully challenged.

Q: Can I avoid a criminal record?
A: Possibly. Some cases result in reduced charges or non-criminal outcomes. A lawyer can help assess that.

Q: What if I already pled guilty?
A: If it’s recent, you might be able to withdraw the plea. Call immediately — timing matters.

Q: Do I have to go to court?
A: In many cases, your lawyer can appear for you or resolve the case without a full trial.

Ready to take back control?

You don’t have to plead guilty just to make it stop.
You don’t have to ruin your future because you’re overwhelmed.
And you don’t have to face this alone.

📞 Call {lawyer} now at {tel} — and get the help you deserve.