Driving while disqualified is a serious offence in Canada, as set out in Section 259 of the Criminal Code. If you are caught operating a motor vehicle (or vessel or aircraft) while a previous court-ordered disqualification remains in place, you will likely be charged with driving while disqualified.
Driving while disqualified is operating a motor vehicle (or vessel or aircraft) while a previous disqualification order remains in place. If you are found guilty of such an offence, there are serious consequences both in the short- and long-term, as set out in Section 259 of the Criminal Code.
During your free consultation, we will discuss the allegations, possible outcomes, defences to the charges and legal fees. We will also create a clear path moving forward so you completely understand what to expect.