I am Alan Pearse, and my practice, Saskatchewan DUI Lawyer, is built around one area of law: impaired driving defence. I have practised since 2000, and I am the author of A Guide to Breathalyzer Certificates in Canada. From my Saskatoon office I help drivers facing DUI charges across Saskatchewan.

Impaired driving defence in Saskatchewan

Drinking and driving cases are technical. The Crown has to prove that the stop was lawful, that the breath or blood demand was properly made, that the testing was done correctly and on time, and that your Charter rights were respected. I focus on breathalyzer evidence and the procedures police must follow, because that is where many of these cases are decided.

I defend impaired driving, over .08, refusal to provide a sample, care or control and drug-impaired driving charges, and I help clients with licence appeals and charges of driving while disqualified. A charge in Saskatchewan also triggers an immediate licence suspension and a vehicle impoundment, so I explain how the court case and the SGI consequences fit together.

I offer a free consultation and 24/7 assistance, and payment plans are available.

My practice areas

• Impaired Driving Defence
• DUI Over .08
• Refusal to Provide a Sample
• Care and Control
• Drug-Impaired Driving
• Licence Appeals
• Driving While Disqualified

Where I help

My office is in Saskatoon, and I represent drivers in courts across Saskatchewan.

Charged with impaired driving in Saskatoon? Key facts

From Saskatchewan DUI Lawyers: in Saskatchewan, a Criminal Code impaired driving charge brings an immediate licence suspension that lasts until the charge is resolved in court, plus a vehicle impoundment. Drivers with a blood alcohol level of .04 to .08, and any driver affected by drugs, also face roadside suspensions and impoundment from SGI, and new drivers face zero tolerance. See Saskatchewan DUI penalties and our guide to Saskatchewan impaired driving laws. The province has also proposed new administrative penalties for drivers over .08, which are not yet law. A conviction for impaired driving, over 80 or refusal brings a fine, a driving prohibition and a criminal record, so speak with a lawyer early. Read about impaired driving charges in Saskatchewan.

Contact Saskatchewan DUI Lawyer

Address: 211A 33rd Street West, Saskatoon, SK S7L 0V2
Phone: 306-850-3997

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