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Save Your Licence and Avoid a Criminal RecordThe impaired driving trial lawyers at Kruse Law Firm have consistently demonstrated that a large percentage of impaired driving and “over 80” cases can be won at trial.
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How Can We Win an ‘Exceed’ or ‘Over 80’ Trial?There are literally hundreds of ways to win an over 80 case. The most common ways to win an over 80 case are as follows: Reasonable Doubt First, we try to demonstrate that the Crown has not proven beyond a reasonable doubt one of the essential elements which the Crown must prove to rely on the “presumption” […]
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GlossaryAn Absolute Discharge is a sentence made after an accused person has been found guilty, but is still allowed to walk away without any penalty. This does not really give the person a criminal record as regards to the offense made. This happens either when they find the accused guilty after the […]
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Know Your Rights: 5 Important Tips If You’re ArrestedUnderstand your rights if you’re questioned by police or arrested. Ontario Impaired Driving Trial Lawyers, DUI Lawyers
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How Does Careless Driving Differ From Dangerous Driving?Here is the difference between careless driving and dangerous driving and other problems involving. Read more here or contact us for more information
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Driver Found ‘Not Guilty’ of Dangerous DrivingDangerous Driving charges are often dismissed due to lack of evidence. Learn how you can get your charges dropped by having an experienced lawyer by your side.
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Canada’s Criminal Code Is OutdatedSection 159 of the Criminal Code is one of many Canadian laws considered to be outdated and unconstitutional by Canadian courts. Ontario Impaired Driving Trial Lawyers, DUI Lawyers
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Understanding the Implications of a Guilty PleaA guilty plea may be rendered invalid if it was not voluntary, unambiguous or informed. Ontario Impaired Driving Trial Lawyers, DUI Lawyers
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Can My Testimony in a Related Civil Proceeding Affect My Criminal Trial?Protection against self-incrimination would allow the accused to exclude testimony which can challenge his credibility in a criminal trial. Read more here
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A Presumption of Innocence Is a Fundamental Principle in Canadian LawThe presumption of innocence is one of the fundamental principles of Canadian Criminal Law, and impacts every aspect of the legal process. Read on to learn more
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Bill C-13: Canada’s New Cyberbullying LegislationBill C-13 aims to protect Canadians from online crime and harassment. Learn more about the bill and how we can help get cyberbullying charges dismissed here.
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When Can You Appeal a Conviction?The appeal court re-assesses all the trial documents from the original trial and determines if the finding was fair and appropriate. Ontario Impaired Driving Trial Lawyers, DUI Lawyers