Donna V. Pledge, Criminal Defence Laywer
1013 Wilson Ave. Suite 203 M3K 1G1 Toronto, ON, Canada

My client was charged with Impaired Driving and Over 80. After a trial both charges were dismissed. The allegations were that my client was driving home and a citizen called about a possible impaired driver with the license plate number of my client’s vehicle. http://dvpledgecriminallawyer.ca/recent-success-charged-wi/

Both my clients were charged with possession of property over $5000. Check out my latest blog post to read about how I was able to get both charges against both of my clients withdrawn. http://dvpledgecriminallawyer.ca/stolen-property/

My client was charged with Trafficking in Methamphetamines and Possession for the purposes of Trafficking in Methamphetamines. Check out my latest blog post to read about how both charges were discharged before going to trial.

My client was charged with Over 80 mgs of Alcohol in 100 mls of Blood and Impaired Driving Care or control. After a trial, both charges were dismissed. My client initially retained other counsel and attended my office to seek a second opinion because her then counsel wanted her to plead guilty. After speaking with my client it was my opinion that when the offence is alleged to have been committed, my client was not in care or control of her motor vehicle and had put into place a plan to ensure that she would not drive. Check out my latest blog post to learn more about how I was able to win this case.

My client was charged with driving with over 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood. He was arrested prior to the new drinking and driving laws which came into effect in December 2018. At trial, as a result of my argument that the new laws applied even though they were not in effect when the client was charged, his charge was dismissed. Check out my latest blog post for details on how I was able to win this case for my client.

My client was arrested for impaired driving and refusal to provide a breath sample. The matter proceeded to trial, and both charges were ultimately dismissed. Check out my latest blog post to read all the details on my success with this case.

My client was charged with Possession for the Purposes of Trafficking Marijuana, involving over 70 pounds of marijuana. Read my latest post to see how we were able to withdraw this charge for my client as a result of filing several Charter applications to establish that the search warrant executed on my client’s residence and vehicle was unlawful.

If you are charged with Impaired or Over 80 Care or Control while occupying the driver’s seat of a motor vehicle there is a presumption that you are in Care or Control of that motor vehicle. Below is my latest success story of rebutting these charges for a client. http://dvpledgecriminallawyer.ca/success-impaired-care-or-/

Failing or refusing to provide a breath sample into an approved screening device pursuant to S.254(2) (b) of the Criminal Code of Canada, is an offense, whether you verbally refuse to provide a sample, or you fail to provide one by ineffectively blowing into the mouthpiece without a lawful excuse. Upon conviction, a person would face a criminal record. And upon a first conviction, with no extraordinary circumstances such as accident, personal injuries etc usually a fine and a period of driving prohibition occur. Keep reading to find out what you should do if charged with refusing to provide a breath sample.

What is Sexual Assault? The definition of Sexual Assault is an assault that is sexual in nature. It is an act in which a person sexually touches another person without their consent.

6 vehicles impounded after incidents of dangerous driving in York Region: http://snip.ly/5xmsx

Suspects who allegedly assaulted man with autism believed to be from B.C. http://snip.ly/gzoey