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pay the consequences, I don't see how you can win a dispute. You're lucky you got caught instead of crashed and killed someone. I'd say you're an idiot for drinking and driving, especially still being a new driver. What were you thinking. But people make mistakes and hopefully you'll learn from this, it's serious stuff. |
Last year I got fucked and i blew a WARN, sir you blew a FAIL, have fun with ur suspension, it blows. |
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LOL. I can't get over how stupid some of you sound. You're coming on here expecting to get help getting out of a DUI. Not even a WARN but a full on FAIL. There is absolutely no excuse, AND you have your N. Even if you blew a WARN, you would have still lost your license because there is zero tolerance with N drivers... and for good reason. |
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Dang, I've been hearing about roadblocks all day. I encountered one earlier on Oakland in Burnaby, the police officer had his hand inside the civilian's window...most likely BAC test as well? |
yee i passed a roadblock today just as i left my house and got onto North Road by lougheed mall, the cop literally stuck his whole head inside my car to see if he could smell anything, i was clean tho :D went to a party..and drank... coca cola :troll: |
Always refuse, then call the lawyer asap. pm me if you need a good lawyer for a good price. not promoting for my personal gains but this one guy i've used before really helped me out.. But most likely, you can't have much done for you since you blew it.... |
I didn't read other replies. However, I got one advice for you that will most likely get you out of this hell. GET A LAWYER RIGHT NOW! |
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Honestly, if you're an N and you had alcohol. GG. Just learn from this experience to NEVER, EVER drink and drive again. If you drink, sober up first at least. Penalties like these are way to harsh to even risk. |
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It happened, I payed my ticket and now I'm just waiting till I get my license back. So no need to call me any names. Just hoping it won't affect future job opportunities. |
Plain and simple dude, you fucked up. Disputing is just gonna be a complete waste of time and money. Suck it up for 3 months now and hopefully you learn a lesson from this shit. Posted via RS Mobile |
This doesn't apply to the OP cause he failed but warnings before were actually warnings. "Hey you're getting close to being a drunk driver. Drive home and stop drinking. You're almost impaired" The new rules are a cash grab to cover all the money wasted on the olympics, skytrains to no where and fast ferries that aren't ferrying anything. If you have to be the DD and you want to drink then tell your friends to f off. and then stay out of downtown. There's no reason to have to go downtown other than to look cool. The clubs pay extra money to be in a cool location, you pay extra taxes to drink their cool drinks and then you know what the government does with all the cool money? Impound your car for more money. You know who wins? Government workers and...... Drug dealers. Pay no taxes, shitkick you in the clubs for not moving out of their way in the club, probably steal the bitches you brought for them and they all have condos downtown so they dont have to drive through road checks. And don't forget the own or are affiliated with all the clubs that you went thru all the trouble to give money to. If you don't believe me, have a few drinks and get into a fight with these gangsters. You're actually safer though cause you find yourself outside by yourself. Where are the 40 guys that just attacked you? They've gone back to partying. You get in your car and head home and the cops stop you at a road chk cause obviously you don't look good. Now you walk home. Don't drink and drive. |
I'm afraid you might be out of luck! But at least the officer used a roadside test! |
[QUOTE=tegz;7522422]Always refuse, then call the lawyer asap. So are you telling people to break the law by refusing to give a sample when demanded to do so by law? Every lawyer I ever had dealing with always told the clients to provide the sample. It's very easy to get a conviction if you fail to provide a sample ...did you provide it or not? There are very few legal grounds to refuse. That is why the taking of the blood sample was introduced to allow severely injured people who are not capable of giving the breath sample, to have their blood alcohol determined. If anyone is considering refusing to provide after a demand they had better talk to a lawyer before they get stopped and not take advice from internet discussion groups. |
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Not sure where the conception of refusing a breathalyzer was good idea. Maybe it's like sticking your head in the sand hoping that you can run away from it just because you can't see it? |
just realized i was about to argue with a LEO.... you're right! i apologize, i must've been spewing random bullshit out of my mouth. :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown: |
The officer didn't offer me a second test. I've read that you are allowed a second test at the breathalyzer. Would this benefit my situation? |
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Dont waste your money on a lawyer; you cant beat the the superintendent of motor vehicles. The most you could probably do is get your car back early from the impound (if insurance is under one of your parents). You do not have to worry about a criminal conviction because the new laws changed the way the whole system works. Before when DUI's were still being criminally charged (you can still get a criminal charge if you refuse to blow), you would have the opportunity to fight it in court, but now since they are processed differently, the opportunity to challenge in court is gone. Unfortunately, a 90 day suspension from a DUI means that the RDP and ignition interlock will be mandatory and there is no way out of it. This is a very expensive lesson to learn and I am currently in the same situation as you. Be grateful if your parents are helping you out because in the end, this whole thing will cost you roughly $4,000 and a shit ton of stress. And IRC you do not have to re-do your N, but it will reset the time it takes to get your class 5. So, from the day you get your license reinstated the 2 years starts again. |
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