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Regina v. D.D. (2021)

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Criminal charges of operating a motor vehicle with more than the legal limit of alcohol in his body withdrawn when client pleads to a Highway Traffic Act violation of careless driving. D.D. hired Christopher Assie. The police received a call that someone suspected D.D. was impaired. The police located D.D. outside of a fast-food restaurant. He failed a roadside approved screening device and was arrested. At the station he blew over 110 milligrams of alcohol within 100 milliliters of blood. D.D. was on a work permit. A conviction for a criminal offence would have led to his deportation. After putting together a carefully crafted package of material, counsel was able to convince the Crown to withdraw the criminal charge and permit the client to plead to a Highway Traffic Act violation. As a result, D.D. was permitted to remain in Canada.

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