Brampton DUI Lawyer

Vick Hundal is a skilled and recognized DUI lawyer in Brampton. Laws surrounding DUI charges in Brampton can be complex, so it’s essential to seek immediate legal advice and hire the best lawyer to defend your rights. Don’t give up and automatically enter a guilty plea to a charge of impaired driving.

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Understanding DUI Charges in Brampton

Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is dangerous, illegal, and falls under the criminal code’s drinking and driving offences.

Penalties for DUI in Canada include:

Mandatory minimum fine
Life imprisonment (depending on the severity)

Criminal Offences Related to DUI:

Impaired Driving
Driving “over 80” (blood alcohol concentration)
Care and Control of a Vehicle While Impaired
Refusing to Provide a Sample
Failing to Provide a Sample
Dangerous Driving and Dangerous Driving Causing Death

How can a Brampton DUI Lawyer Help you?

1. Initial Review of Case Details

Vick Hundal will conduct a comprehensive investigation into your arrest, gathering all relevant information.

2. Representation at First Appearance

Vick will represent you at your first court appearance, establishing the course of your DUI case.

3. Strategizing a Defence

Developing defence strategies tailored to your case, reviewing evidence, and preparing for trial.

4. Your Lawyer at Trial

Leading your defence, cross-examining witnesses, and presenting evidence to challenge the prosecution’s case.

Why Choose Vick Hundal?

Knowledge and Understanding of DUI Laws

Extensive experience in DUI cases ensures the best possible outcome.

Help Reduce or Avoid Jail Time and Other Penalties

Vick can help minimize jail time, fines, and other penalties.

Spot Weaknesses in the Case Against You

Identifying inconsistencies in the prosecution’s case to create reasonable doubt.

Expert Legal Procedures

Filing motions, gathering evidence, and negotiating with the prosecution.

Getting Your License Back

Representing you at hearings to regain your driver’s license.

Less Stressful Process

Managing everything from paperwork to court appearances, reducing your stress.

Professional Advice on Best Course of Action

Guidance on whether to accept a plea bargain or fight the charges.

Dismissal or Record Sealing

Working towards case dismissal or sealing your criminal record.

Check Out These Insightly FAQs

Check out answers to most asked questions.

If I get a DUI, will I face jail time?

First-Time Offenders:

First-time offenders face the possibility of up to 30 days in jail.

Second-Time Offenders:

Second-time offenders may face up to 60 days in jail.

Third-Time Offenders:

Third-time offenders may face up to 120 days in jail.

Additional Notes:

These details are largely related to those who commit offences without harming or injuring anyone.
For offences involving damage or bodily harm to others, the sentencing may be as high as 10 years in jail or prison.

How long will a DUI remain on my records?

A DUI charge will remain on a person’s record until a pardon is obtained.
A pardon can be obtained five years after your initial charge or after your jail time sentence is carried out.
It’s important to start the pardon process early, as the application may take up to a year to compile.

How long will my license be suspended if I get a DUI?

First-time offenders may have their license suspended for up to 1 year.
Second-time offenders may have their license suspended for up to 1 to 5 years.
Third-time offenders are facing a certain lifetime suspension.

Is a DUI a criminal offense in Ontario?

Yes, in Ontario, Canada, a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) is considered a criminal offence. In Ontario, the criminal law related to impaired driving is primarily governed by the Criminal Code of Canada. Under the Criminal Code, it is a criminal offense to operate a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs. Impaired driving charges can result in serious legal consequences, including fines, license suspensions, and even imprisonment.

What charges can I face if I do drunk driving in Brampton?

Cancellation of license.
Impoundment of vehicle.
Payment of monetary administrative penalty.
Need to attend an education or treatment program.
Imposition of a hefty fine.

What happens to my car after an Impaired driving case?

Seizure or Impoundment.
You may be responsible for covering the costs of towing and storing your vehicle during impoundment.
Forfeiture.
You may be required to install an ignition interlock device (IID) in your car. An IID requires you to provide a breath sample before starting the vehicle. If alcohol is detected on your breath, the vehicle will not start.
License Suspension.
Insurance Consequences.
Probationary Period.

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Don’t wait—contact Vick Hundal, your expert Brampton DUI lawyer, to get the best defence against DUI charges. Fill out the form above or call us now to schedule your consultation.