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Refusing to provide a breath sample is a crime in Ontario and elsewhere in Canada. While these cases may seem cut and dried, in that you either perform the test or you don’t – there may still be other legal and factual issues that could result in the dismissal of the charge.
At the Impaired Driving Defence Centre, we represent people who have been charged with refusing to provide a breath test sample, refusing to perform a roadside test, impaired driving, driving over 80 and other crimes. Our lawyers have the experience, knowledge and determination needed to succeed in these cases, and they have achieved notable results in numerous cases. The Impaired Driving Defence Centre will provide you with vigorous representation at every stage of the legal process.
If you are charged with refusal to provide a breath sample, there may be one or more legal or factual issues that could produce a good result for you. Our Toronto breath test refusal lawyers will examine all aspects of your case. Your statements and video evidence may reveal issues that could result in a dismissal of the charge. These include:
Founded in 1993, Neuberger & Partners LLP is a high profile Toronto law firm with exclusive focus on criminal law. Our lawyers have represented clients in simple, complex and high-profile cases throughout the Greater Toronto Area and across Ontario.
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