DUI I was in a accident. Manitoba

So I rolled a car, totally wasted. I was in intensive care for 2 weeks. They took my blood 4 hours after the accident, my liver was damaged as well. It's in Manitoba. Does 4 hours make a difference? my blood alki level? Do I have a chance fighting this?

...well that would only seem to help you...less alcohol at that point.

Yes I know that but it was still way over the legal limit when they took my blood. Is there a certain amount of time they have to take my blood and be able to use it against me in court?

Thanks for the reply.

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. It can only benefit you in court if they took your blood 4 hours later. If it was over the limit after 4 hours, imagine how high it would be if they tested it immediately.

If your liver was damaged, that's a good indication this wasn't your first time hitting the bottle or driving a vehicle.

Incidentally, no DUI is an accident. People know full well it is illegal and deadly to drive a car while intoxicated. Hopefully, the only person you injured in this accident was yourself.

You can fight it in court but you will lose.

It never made it to court, just a seat belt and imprudent driving tickets.