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A DUI charge in Orangeville or Caledon can disrupt your licence, work, and reputation. With active OPP enforcement on Highway 10, Hockley Road, and rural routes, all charges from Caledon and Dufferin County are heard at the Ontario Court of Justice, 10 Louisa Street, Orangeville. We defend cases tied to ski, golf, equestrian, and rural events year-round.

FOCUSED DEFENCE FOR DUFFFERIN & CALEDON

Where Your Case Is Heard

All criminal impaired driving matters for Dufferin County and the Town of Caledon are scheduled at the Ontario Court of Justice, 10 Louisa Street, Orangeville. Knowing this venue and its process helps clients prepare for disclosure, resolution discussions, and court appearances.

Who Polices Orangeville & Caledon

  • Caledon OPP Detachment (Peel Region): primary enforcement across Caledon, including major corridors, rural concessions, and RIDE checkpoints.
  • Dufferin OPP: patrols Orangeville and surrounding Dufferin County communities; operates seasonal RIDE programs, with visible activity during holiday weekends and local events.

Caledon’s Signature Recreation and Associated DUI Risks:

Caledon blends rural roads, commuter traffic, and premium recreation:

  • Hockley Valley Resort (Mono): winter skiing, four-season resort events.
  • TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (Caledon): destination golf courses.
  • Caledon Equestrian Park (Palgrave): host to major competitions.
  • Mono Cliffs Provincial Park: a year-round hiking and tourist draw.

During ski season, golf tournaments, and equestrian events, OPP visibility increases on Highway 10, Highway 9, Hockley Road, and nearby rural routes. Local RIDE programs routinely lead to impaired driving charges.

Common Scenarios We See

  • Stops at RIDE programs after resort days, weddings, or private club events
  • Rural road stops where a minor infraction leads to a roadside test
  • GTA commuters returning through Caledon corridors after work functions
  • Snowmobile or ATV stops in Mono, Mulmur, and Caledon villages
  • Occasional small-craft boating around conservation areas

Charges We Defend

“DUI” refers to several Criminal Code offences, including:

  • Impaired operation (alcohol, cannabis, or other drugs)
  • Over 80 (BAC over 0.08)
  • Refusal/Failure to provide a breath or blood sample
  • Impaired operation of a snowmobile or ATV (and, where applicable, a vessel)

What’s at Stake

  • Criminal record
  • Licence suspension and ignition interlock
  • Substantial fines; possible jail in aggravating cases
  • Higher insurance premiums
  • Professional and regulatory-body impacts
  • Travel restrictions, including U.S. entry issues

High-Income Professional & Business Impacts

For many Orangeville and Caledon clients—particularly those in finance, healthcare, law, aviation, real estate, and senior corporate roles—a DUI charge carries risks beyond the courtroom.

  • Regulatory reporting: Professional licensing bodies may require disclosure of criminal charges or convictions.
  • Reputation management: In close-knit professional and social circles, even an allegation can affect business relationships, partnerships, or client trust.
  • Travel & mobility: Many high-level roles involve U.S. travel; a conviction can limit cross-border access and disrupt work schedules.
  • Loss of driving privileges: For executives, entrepreneurs, or property owners managing multiple locations, losing your licence can mean lost opportunities, reduced productivity, and added personal expense.

Our approach is tailored to safeguard not just your legal position, but also the broader professional and personal interests at stake. That means building a defence strategy with discretion, precision, and a full understanding of the potential ripple effects.

Our Orangeville–Caledon Defence Approach

We focus on impaired driving defence across Ontario, including files arising from Caledon OPP and heard in Orangeville. Every case begins with a detailed review of the stop, testing process, and whether your Charter rights were respected.

We examine:

  • Legality of the stop / RIDE (grounds, timing, detention, demand language)
  • Breath testing (device records, operator procedure, time from driving to testing)
  • Drug-impairment investigations (DRE protocols, observation vs. objective proof)
  • Environmental and rural conditions (lighting, weather, road design, video)
  • Procedure & disclosure (gaps, delays, compliance with court orders)

Where possible, we negotiate for reduced penalties or alternative outcomes; if trial is necessary, we prepare a defence strategy tailored to your evidence and goals.

Who We Serve

Residents and visitors charged in: Orangeville, Caledon (Bolton, Palgrave, Caledon East, Caledon Village, Belfountain, Inglewood), Mono, Shelburne, Grand Valley, Amaranth, East Garafraxa, Melancthon, Mulmur, and nearby communities.

If You’ve Been Charged

Early advice protects your rights and helps preserve important defences. Contact us to arrange a confidential consultation about your Orangeville or Caledon DUI charge.

Wherever you are in Ontario, our DUI Lawyer Christopher Avery comes to you in person. We travel to your location and support you in Court to help you fight your DUI charge.

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Charged with impaired driving, over 80, or another criminal driving offence in Orangeville or Caledon? Your case will be heard at the Orangeville (County Of Dufferin) Courthouse at 10 Louisa Street shown below.

We handle all administrative appearances for you, though you may need to attend your trial or resolution date in person.

ORANGEVILLE (COUNTY OF DUFFERIN) COURTHOUSE

10 Louisa Street, Orangeville ON L9W 3P9

DEFENDING DUI CHARGES ACROSS ONTARIO