De Boyrie Law

Client Acquitted at Trial on Dangerous Driving Charge

R. v. D.G. - Acquitted at Trial

The accused was charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle. The allegations were that D.G. was driving at a high rate of speed, lost control and crashed into multiple cars. Mr. De Boyrie set the matter down for trial, and D.G. was acquitted of all charges.

Court: Ontario Court of Justice

Category: Impaired Driving

Location: Hamilton, CA

R. v. R.M.
Favourable Plea Secured in Police Chase Case with No Criminal Record

The accused was charged with one count of Dangerous Operation of a Motor Vehicle, one count of Assault with a Weapon, possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000, and one count of Obstruct Police Officer. The allegations involved a police chase, and the accused was found in the stolen vehicle. Counsel was able to negotiate a favourable plea involving no criminal record. R.M. received a Conditional Discharge and 12 months probation.

R. v. C.P.
Impaired Driving Charge Reduced to Non-Criminal Traffic Offence

The accused was charged with Impaired Driving. He had been pulled over for an illegal right turn. He provided breath samples of 120 mgs. Mr. De Boyrie negotiated to have the criminal charge reduced to a highway traffic act offence, with the Impaired charge withdrawn.

R. v. R.H.
Impaired Driving Charge Dismissed After Charter Violations Exposed

The accused was arrested in a plaza parking lot following some alleged erratic driving. He was charged with Impaired driving, blowing 4 times the legal limit. Counsel set the matter down for trial due to several Charter breaches, and R.H. was acquitted at trial.

R. v. G.G.
Impaired Driving Withdrawn and Resolved as Careless Driving with No Record

The accused was charged with Impaired over 80 mg. G.G. was pulled over at around 2am for allegations of speeding. He provided breath samples of 123 mgs. Counsel was able to negotiate a withdrawal of the Criminal Charge, and G.G. plead guilty to a reduced Highway Traffic Offence, of Careless driving, receiving no criminal record.

From the moment you’re charged, we begin a detailed review of the evidence, identify legal issues, and build a personalized defence strategy. Every step is explained clearly—from bail to disclosure to trial—ensuring you’re informed, prepared, and protected. We don’t just react to the Crown’s case; we challenge it at every stage.

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We measure success by outcomes that protect your record, your reputation, and your future. Every decision we make is focused on achieving the strongest result possible—whether that means withdrawal of charges, reduced penalties, or a full acquittal at trial. Strategic, efficient, and client-focused, we don’t settle for easy solutions when better options exist.

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