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Originally Posted by Ducay
2A is very difficult to prove via "hard" evidence in court as it is, so hence why taking due process out of the equation is very scary. All I have to do is piss off the wrong cop on the wrong day and they can get me with a "2A" with no burden of proof, even if I were to blow a 0.01?
Sure cops can use 2A to get someone off the road, but I would imagine the conviction rate is damned near 0% unless they did something else (crashed, video of field sobriety, etc).
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And that is essentially what happened here:
https://globalnews.ca/news/3909249/c...nothing-wrong/
Dilated pupils was all they had. 24 hour suspension.
Now Bill 29 is allowing them to do 3 months and forcing you to install a one-year provincial ignition interlock program.