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- Will I Go to Jail for My First DUI in BC? What Actually Happens
If you’ve just been charged with a first DUI in British Columbia, the fear of going to jail is probably near the top of your mind. Let’s address it honestly: for most first-time offenders, jail is not the outcome. But the situation is a lot more nuanced than that. The Minimum Penalties for a First [ … Read more »
- What Happens When You Call Us About an Immediate Roadside Prohibition
If you’ve just received an Immediate Roadside Prohibition (IRP), you’re probably stressed, and that’s completely understandable. Many people feel anxious about calling a lawyer, especially if it’s the first time they’ve ever had to do so. We want you to know: there’s nothing to worry about. When you … Read more »
- A Texas DWI and Traveling to Canada in 2026: A Cross-Border Guide from a Texas Defense Attorney and a Canadian Defence Lawyer
By Deandra Grant, J.D., M.S. (Pharmaceutical Science), Deandra Grant Law, Dallas, Texas and Kyla Lee, Acumen Law Corporation, Vancouver, British Columbia One of the most common questions DWI defense attorneys in the United States hear from clients has nothing to do with courtrooms or probation. It†… Read more »
- What To Do If You’re Pulled Over for Suspected Impaired Driving in BC
If you’re reading this right now, there’s a good chance you’re either sitting on the side of the road or you just got home from a very stressful traffic stop. Either way, take a breath. Here’s what you need to know. Being pulled over for impaired driving in British Columbia is one of the most […] Th … Read more »
- Police at Your Door: Know Your Rights After Singer
R. v. Singer, 2026 SCC 8 If police have ever shown up at your home in connection with an impaired driving investigation, you may have wondered whether they had the right to be there. Today, the Supreme Court of Canada answered that question and the answer is more complicated than either side wanted. … Read more »