There are many different ways that someone can be charged of dangerous driving. These include speeding, driving on a curb or sidewalk, driving with someone on top of your car, and waiving a weapon at someone while driving, and by causing an accident among other acts of driving.

The legal law says that an accused person commits an offence if they operates a vehicle in a manner that, having regard to all of the circumstances, is dangerous to the public. There must be a marked departure from the standard of care of a reasonable prudent driver.

The facts surrounding the allegations are extremely important to your defense. Do not rush or be intimidated to plead guilty if you have been charged with dangerous driving. The consequences of a conviction are severe and may include lengthy jail time, immigration, employment, and travel consequences. It is important to contact a criminal defense lawyer when charged with these offences, to ensure that you are protected and put forward a strong defense against these charges.

If you or a loved one have been charged with a criminal offence, contact our office today for a free no obligation consultation to determine how we can help.