Prescription Medication and Impaired Driving in Calgary
Can legally prescribed medication still lead to an impaired driving charge?
Yes. Having a valid prescription does not automatically prevent an impaired-driving allegation if police believe a drug affected the person’s ability to operate a vehicle.
This video explains how police observations, roadside testing, Drug Recognition Expert evaluations, toxicology evidence, video, prescription records, and other evidence may become relevant.If prescription medication is involved in your impaired driving case, obtain legal advice as early as possible.
Call Akram Law today at (403) 774-9529 to speak with a Calgary criminal defence lawyer.
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