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Re-send request for disclosure?
Any advice?
that could be expanded even farther. Have all POA matters (except collisions) done in this matter. Defence can still request disclosure of notes. Plan the written defence on that. Then officer sends in will say, will say of Defence gets sent in and let the JP read both and decide. Plain, simple, both sides get heard/read. This benefits the defendant by not having to miss work to attend, benefits police service keeping the officer on the road, on occassion saves OT to the taxpayer. No need for a prosecutor either, thus saving more coin, just an admin staff matching the police/defence/PON together for the JP to look at.Option 4: Dispute the Charge in Writing. If you don't live in the jurisdiction where your trial will be held, you can dispute the ticket in writing. However, if you don't write a good enough defence, you will be convicted. If you do write a good excuse, the justice can hold a hearing in your absence. Since you don't get to respond to issues raised in court by the prosecutor or the police officer, you could end up being convicted.
Above is merely a suggestion/thought and in no way constitutes legal advice or views of my employer. www.OHTA.ca
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Got that right, I'd rather be in Tim Hortons with my Cafe Mocha and Boston Cream..lawmen wrote:Bottomline; it would save eveyone money and time if cops would just stop laying stupid tickets.
OR those vehicles that keep "auto piloting" and breaking the rules of the road only to have a

Too many cars have watched "knight rider" and just want to be like "KIT"
Above is merely a suggestion/thought and in no way constitutes legal advice or views of my employer. www.OHTA.ca
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You should definitely send a second request referencing the first. You should also state you are very concerned that they haven't responded. Their lack of response is not allowing you to prepare a proper defence or answer to the charge. You can read more about this specifically on my site (STEP 4 -->"How to do it").proper_joe wrote:Should I ask for disclosure a second time if I didn't receive it? ... Should I be nagging them to send me stuff?
p.s. Thanks lawmen for the reference!
p.p.s. Bear: great points!
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I shall do so, and will include my concern about preparation and that I haven't got a reply. Also, should I repeat the entire request and list the stuff I need again, or just ask them to refer to the previous letter to send me stuff I asked for last time? After all, I have proof that they received the last letter.ticketcombat wrote:You should definitely send a second request referencing the first.
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I filed an appeal 3 months ago, in Mississauga, and have heard jack. I haven't even gotten the transcripts yet. Why?????????????
I had you for a regular.......I'd rather be in Tim Hortons with my Cafe Mocha and Boston Cream.
http://www.OHTA.ca OR http://www.OntarioTrafficAct.com
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