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DeMelo Heathcote — Criminal Defence and Appeals
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Dangerous Driving

To be convicted of dangerous driving, the Crown must prove that you operated your vehicle in a manner dangerous to the public, taking into account the conditions at the time — including weather and traffic patterns.

The standard asks whether your driving departed from how the average, reasonable person would drive in those same circumstances. A conviction can carry serious consequences, including licence suspension or incarceration.

If you are facing a dangerous driving charge, contact us for a free consultation.

Every consultation is free, confidential — and judgment-free.

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