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Dufferin County Courthouse
Ontario Court of Justice
Dufferin
10 Louisa St.
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Orangeville
, Ontario
L9W 3P9
519- 941-5802
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Other Cities & Towns Served in addition to Orangeville: Caledon, Mono
Dufferin County Courthouse - Orangeville Parking: Small parking lot on new side of courthouse. Parking on some streets.
Orangeville Courthouse Photocopying: Inexpensive photocopying for lawyers at Dufferin County Law Association Law library.
Food in Dufferin County Courthouse - Orangeville Courthouse: Small coffee and snack shop. Good restaurants in Orangeville.
Dufferin County Courthouse- Orangeville Lawyers' Lounge: Dufferin County Law Association
Dufferin County Courthouse - Orangeville Law Library: Dufferin County Law Association
Dufferin County Courthouse - Orangeville Court Internet Data Access: None
Directions to Dufferin County Courthouse - Orangeville Courthouse: North on Hurontario Street. Through downtown Orangeville to Louisa Street.
History of Courthouses in Orangeville: Beautiful old one room courthouse with new section containing 3 courtrooms built within the walls of the old jail. Imaginative architecture.
See also: Ontario DUI Legislation DWI Legislation
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What to Do on First Appearance:
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.
You may be wondering, "Should I plead guilty to drinking and driving or can I fight the DUI charge?" Remember, there will be costly insurance implications if you are convicted. For best results, hire a lawyer with substantial DUI laws or other experience related to this area of criminal law . Make notes of what happened using The Canadian Impaired Driving Checklist and bring them to your lawyer. Mississauga, Brampton, and Toronto criminal law lawyer, Stephen Biss has extensive experience in defending DUI, drunk driving and care or control cases since 1979. He also has the experience of prosecuting DUI impaired driving matters as a Part-time Assistant Crown Attorney in Mississauga, Brampton, and Orangeville.
First appearance in a busy , Ontario DUI courthouse can be intimidating. Do not bring sharp objects, knives, drugs, or cell phones into courthouse. Security at the entrance to the DUI Courthouse may seize these objects from you. Some Greater Toronto Area courthouses have security similar to an airport. It is unwise to carry a cell phone since it may accidentally ring in DUI Court and you may receive a nasty scolding from the criminal court judge. Some judges in the Greater Toronto Area order that cell phones shall be seized in the courtroom and placed on the clerk's desk only to be returned once criminal Court is finished. Besides creating the obvious nuisance if they ring, cell phones can also interfere with sensitive voice lift and recording equipment in the criminal law courthouse. Ask your DUI attorney for more information about what you should do and not do in DUI and criminal court in Ontario.Other Ontario DUI Links:
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