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    Facing Immediate Roadside Prohibition (IRP, also known as DUI) charges can be overwhelming and stressful. Your driving privileges, reputation, and future are at stake.

    At Sarah Leamon Law, we understand the importance of having an experienced lawyer by your side. Our Vanderhoof lawyers are experienced in defending against IRP charges. With a proven track record of success, we have helped many of our clients regain their licenses and clear their driving records.

    Let us fight for your rights and help you navigate the complexities of IRP and driving-related laws.

    Provincial IRP vs. Federal Impaired Driving Laws

    The IRP is a civil administrative process with immediate consequences, while federal impaired driving offences are criminal charges with potentially severe penalties.

    Disputing an IRP can be challenging due to brief timelines, specific procedures, and limited defences. At Sarah Leamon Law, we have a deep understanding of IRP laws. Our experienced lawyers will guide you through the process, ensuring you take the right steps to protect your rights.

    What You Need to Know

    The consequences of an IRP can be severe and far-reaching. Depending on your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) and prior driving record, you may face driving prohibitions, fines, vehicle impoundment, and additional requirements such as attending costly programming or installing an ignition interlock device.

    These consequences can have a wide-ranging and long-term impact on your life. At Sarah Leamon Law, we are committed to helping you mitigate or avoid these consequences.

    Our experienced lawyers will work tirelessly to fight for your rights and help you regain your driving privileges.

    Your Best Chance of Success

    Challenging an IRP, is a complex process that requires a thorough understanding of the law and procedure. You have just seven days to apply for a review of an IRP, and any errors in the application process can significantly hinder your chances of success.

    At Sarah Leamon Law, we have a proven track record of successfully representing clients in IRP review hearings, particularly in the Vanderhoof BC Provincial Court, located at 2440 Bute Avenue

    Our approach involves meticulous review of the police processes and evidence, identifying potential defences, and representing you in the hearing.

    With our dedication, we can help you regain your driving privileges and clear your record in the Vanderhoof jurisdiction.

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    Why We Stand Out

    When facing an IRP, it is crucial to have an experienced and knowledgeable lawyer on your side. At Sarah Leamon Law, our lawyers are diligent, creative, and persuasive with a deep understanding of IRP law and procedure.

    We have a strong track record of successfully defending our clients against IRPs, clearing their driving records, and regaining their cars and licenses. Our reputation as a knowledgeable law firm in Vanderhoof for defending driving prohibitions speaks for itself.

    Services Offered

    ServiceDescription
    90 Day ProhibitionA prohibition issued for failing or refusing a breath test during a roadside screening, lasting 90 days with a 30-day vehicle impoundment, monetary penalties, and potential enrollment in driver programs.
    Dangerous DrivingA criminal offence for operating a vehicle dangerously to the public, with potential consequences of fines, driving prohibitions, and imprisonment.
    Driving At or Over 0.05 BACA BC Motor Vehicle Act violation for driving with a BAC of 0.05 or higher, resulting in driving prohibitions, fines, vehicle impoundment, and potential driver program enrollment.
    Driving at or Over 0.08 BACA criminal offence for driving with a BAC of 0.08 or higher, with potential criminal charges, fines, driving prohibitions, imprisonment, and BC IRP program consequences.
    Driving Prohibition LetterA formal notice from the BC Superintendent of Motor Vehicles, notifying of an intention to prohibit driving due to offences, with a right to dispute within 21 days.
    Driving While ProhibitedAn offence for operating a vehicle while under a driving prohibition, with potential consequences of fines, further prohibitions, and imprisonment.
    Notice of Intent to ProhibitA notice from the BC Superintendent of Motor Vehicles, notifying of an intention to prohibit driving due to offences, with a right to dispute within 21 days.
    Violation TicketsTickets for BC Motor Vehicle Act traffic offences, resulting in fines, driving prohibitions, and driving record points, potentially leading to higher insurance premiums and further prohibitions.

    Get Your License Back Today

    Don’t let an IRP charge ruin your life. Contact Sarah Leamon Law today for a consultation to discuss your options and learn how we can help you fight for the return of your license and the clearing of your driving record.

    Our experienced IRP lawyers are ready to provide you with the guidance and representation you need.

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