
A DUI charge in Ontario can carry consequences that extend far beyond a courtroom — an immediate roadside licence suspension, vehicle impoundment, and, if convicted, a criminal record, a lengthy licence suspension, and mandatory ignition interlock. Mazrooyi Law Professional Corporation provides strategic, detail-driven defence for individuals charged with impaired driving throughout Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, and York Region.
Impaired driving cases often turn on technical and procedural details — how a breath sample was obtained, whether your Charter rights were respected, and whether police followed proper investigative steps. A careful, thorough review of these details is often where the strongest defences are found.
Ontario’s impaired driving penalties apply at both the administrative (roadside) and criminal levels, and have become significantly stricter in recent years:
Ontario has also extended the “look-back period” used to determine whether an offence counts as a first, second, or subsequent occurrence, meaning a past incident can affect your case for longer than it once did. We review the specifics of your record and charge to give you a clear, accurate picture of what you’re facing.
What you say and do in the hours after an impaired driving charge can significantly affect your case. If you’ve been charged with DUI, impaired driving, or a refusal offence in Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, or anywhere in York Region, contact Mazrooyi Law before speaking with police or anyone else about your matter.
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An immediate roadside suspension typically applies as soon as you’re charged, separate from any criminal conviction. If convicted, an additional and longer licence suspension applies as part of the criminal penalty. We can advise on options that may apply during this period.
It depends on the facts of your case. Outcomes can range from a full withdrawal of charges to a reduced charge or an acquittal after trial, depending on issues with the evidence, testing procedures, or your Charter rights. A detailed review of your specific case is the only way to assess your options.
Yes. Even a first offence carries a mandatory minimum fine, a criminal record, and a lengthy licence suspension. Given the technical nature of impaired driving law and the severity of the consequences, experienced legal representation is strongly recommended.
As soon as possible. Early involvement allows us to advise you on what to say (and not say), begin reviewing disclosure, and identify time-sensitive issues — such as licence suspension appeals — before deadlines pass.

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