R. v. T.B.

(Calgary, P.C.).  Trial was held in relation to impaired driving, dangerous driving and refusing to blow.  The accused filed a Charter Notice. The trial judge excluded evidence in relation to the refusal charge and ultimately the remainder of the allegations were dismissed.  It is not unusual to be able to knock over one domino in an impaired driving case that knocks over the entire case.  Defending impaired driving in Calgary, Alberta or anywhere in Canada is serious business requiring a serious lawyer.  For an honest assessment of your case, call David Chow; he is an experienced impaired driving lawyer in Calgary.