Hi, I was just wondering if I choose Option 2 - Early Resolution, will I meet the prosecutor at a separate meeting or is it just a short talk right before the hearing on the court date?

If it is a separate meeting and I don't want to take his/her offer, will I then have to go back to set a trial date (even it may be already after 15 days from the ticket issuing date)? Or, will the prosecutor set up the court date for me upon the disagreement?

Thanks!

I picked this option once and mine was on a separate day, earlier then the trial. Perhaps we can get feedback from more than just me though.

Thanks for the reply!

I called the number on the ticket today and used the automated system. So, if I want to choose option 2, I can request it in person at the court office. A trial request will also be filed at the same time in case of an unsuccessful meeting. What will happen then is I will be scheduled a meeting with a prosecutor in 6-8 weeks. If we don't come to an agreement, then I will be automatically arranged for a trial.

Now, it brings a second question for those whom plan to file 11B. Would this 6-8 weeks attributable to the Crown or me? Would anyone know which option will take longer time for the benefit of filing 11B? Thanks!

hi I was wondering if they have my address wrong on my ticket if I can get off paying for it buy the way I have changed my addy with the ministry and I got a ticket for suspended driver

fire wrote:

hi I was wondering if they have my address wrong on my ticket if I can get off paying for it buy the way I have changed my addy with the ministry and I got a ticket for suspended driver

No, unless you want your license suspended again.