Ontario Highway Traffic Act

I am sure you can request for it to be typed? Can anyone confirm? I am waiting for my disclosure too and I hope it does not turn out like this...

Yes that should be fine. Ask the people at provincial offences office for contact info for prosecutors office as well.

Hand deliver or fax are the best way to make sure they get them.

Okay, I got the Motion file. The wording there is kind of confusing and my English is not the best.

Please download and open it (rather than viewing it on ...

I would send a letter to BOTH the clerk at the provincial offences office AND to the prosecutor and make your request for a new date and the reasons why.

If you do it soon enough, then the JP should not have a problem rescheduling as you gave them sufficient notice. Of course they could say no and convict, so then you would have to ask for a re ...

So you got the ticket in April of 2015, pleaded Not Guilty, requested a trial, and they are just now (September of 2016) giving you a trial date?

If it has been over a year as you say, then you can file for an 11B Charter violation of your right to a speedy trial.

If you meant to say April 2016, then you should request disclosure as soon as ...

Hi all,

This happened in last year (2015) April. I was going to pick up my son from Queen's University (Kingston) after his exams, and I guess I was too excited and was caught speeding 36km. The cop didn't say anything to me, just asked for my registration etc. Came back and handed me the ticket and drove off. There was no conversation or speed ...

jsherk wrote:There is no special form that you need to use. They have one that you can use if you want, but basically you just need to say "I am requesting disclosure for my ticket #12345. Please provide me with officers notes."

Thanks for all your help!!!

You wait until the trial date to meet with the prosecutor. Or in you could try to meet with prosecutor before trial date if you want, but make sure you are past the 6 month mark from date of ticket.

As far as disclosure goes, you DO need to see the officers notes to see what he wrote down. The prosecutor will probably want to see them as well ...

HTA says:
Obeying lane lights
144(10) Every driver shall obey every traffic control signal that applies to the lane that he or she is in.

Okay so this is good news for you!

Do NOT tell the prosecutor that the charge is the wrong one, until after 6 months have gone by. It you tell them it is the wrong charge, they could withdraw it and re-issue ...

jsherk wrote:What is the exact charge and section number on your ticket?

So you already plead not guilty and got a trial date?

$110 section 144(10)

Yes I received a trial date and its in April!

Thanks!

Hello,

I was in Markham area, at the Kennedy and Steeles intersection. I was on the right lane and went past the intersection. Unfortunately, I did not see the "right lane must exit sign" and was given a ticket of Disobeying Lane Light.

The cop hinted at me saying he wrote the ticket wrong. Instead of writing Disobey Lane Sign, he wrote Disobey ...