Exploring Your Legal Options

Encountering a police officer who demands a breath sample can be a daunting experience, and being charged with refusal/failure can be equally distressing. At Accord Attorneys & Solicitors, we understand the stress and confusion surrounding such situations. It's crucial to know that under Canada's impaired driving regime, you are legally obligated to provide a breath or blood sample upon demand. Intentionally refusing to provide these samples is a criminal offence.
Refusing to comply with the demand for a breath or blood sample carries serious consequences. In addition to potential criminal charges, an automatic six-month driving suspension can be imposed upon conviction. It is imperative to refrain from driving or operating motor vehicles during this suspension period.
If your defence relies on demonstrating a medical condition that hinders your ability to provide breath samples, our legal team is here to assist. Proving such evidence is intricate and requires a comprehensive medical report from a qualified physician. Accord Attorneys & Solicitors can guide you through the process, ensuring that your medical report is filed accurately and presented convincingly in court.

Facing refusal to blow charges in Regina, Saskatchewan, can be complex, but you don't have to navigate it alone. Contact Accord Attorneys & Solicitors for a free consultation to explore your legal options and build a robust defence.