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What to Do in Ontario DUI Court

Each of the following Ontario-dui-lawyers is a Ontario member of the DUI DWI: International Referral Database of DUI, DWI, Impaired and Drunk Driving, Drinking and Driving, Lawyers & Attorneys who has been asked to provide basic Ontario information about what to do on first appearance in ON DUI Court. These Ontario-dui-lawyers lawyers do not practice in association. This database originated with a listserv group of Ontario-dui-lawyers and other DUI lawyers who wanted to know basic information from DUI lawyers in other provinces and states so that they could refer DUI business. Participation has always been and will continue to be free to all Ontario-dui-lawyers who certify that they are DUI defence or defense lawyers, who promise to keep their DUI contributions, including courthouse profiles, legislation sections, and breath instruments information, up to date, and who are willing to create some links to the database from their own DUI web site. Members of the public are invited to visit the links to the profiles for each of these Ontario-dui-lawyers and to browse for Ontario DUI information herein. Banner advertising on the top of this Ontario-dui-lawyers page is only available to Ontario DUI lawyers who have made significant contributions to the Ontario courthouse profiles. We appreciate the Ontario-dui-lawyers who have taken the time to provide detailed information below. Any Ontario-dui-lawyers who wish to join the free database please click here. Ontario DUI lawyers can improve their ranking in the list below for free by updating the What to Do on First Appearance field in their profiles with quality public information and notifying Allbiss Lawdata Ltd.  at the email address on the bottom of this Ontario DUI lawyers page.  

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Any time that you appear in a DUI court or a criminal laws court, you should be appropriately dressed in good quality clothing to show respect to the Court. Always be on time for your court appearance. On first appearance in Ontario, Canada, the accused person should ask for an adjournment for two or three weeks so that he or she may properly retain a criminal law lawyer with expertise in DUI, DWI, Youth Court law, or other specific area of criminal law. A disclosure package of police officers' notes and witness statements may be given out by the Crown as well as a synopsis of the DUI charge, a breath room video and a charge screening form. Safeguard these handouts and bring them to your criminal law lawyer immediately. You will not be asked to indicate a plea on first appearance. Duty counsel is usually available for emergency advice.

Ask to speak to duty counsel and request an adjournment to contact a lawyer. DO NOT PLEAD GUILTY on your first appearance, seek the advice of a lawyer.

- Hire a lawyer *before* your first appearance. Not only will you breathe easier with a lawyer in court, but a lawyer can spot problems that may ultimately save your driver's licence.

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Often you will have to make several appearances in Court before your matter gets to trial. Your first court date is referred to as a "set date". However, if you are not released by police, the first court appearance will be for a bail hearing. The trial date is usually not set at the first appearance, as you may require time to retain counsel. Often, you will receive disclosure at your first appearance. Although you can attend the first appearance personally, having a lawyer attend on your behalf or attending court with a lawyer, will make your first appearance less stressful.

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