Question about court trial
Last week I was pulled over and ticketed for speeding of 15km (reduced from 23km) over limit in Toronto. I don't mind paying the $50 fine and forgetting it, but I need to buy some time, because I am talking with a new insurance company about my next term of auto insurance and it is almost done. I got this ticket after I presented a clean driving record, so I don't want this ticket messing everything up.
I am considering choosing trial option and setting a trial date first, then plead guilty and pay the fine before the trial date without appearing in the court. I wonder if I am allowed to do this and if there is any extra charge. The court is 137 Edward Street.
Any idea is highly appreciated.
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