Ontario Highway Traffic Act

I agree.

Look at Dalton McGuilty and Michael Byrant, both are lawyers and Fantino has over 30 years as a cop, yet HTA s. 172 is the most pathetic and flawed law in the history of law.

Bear, whether they search your car or someone else's it would be an illegal search unless something illegal is spotted in plain view.

Only cops would have the ...

No, it does not matter.

The Canadian Bill of Rights is a federal statutue. The charter was created because the Bill of Rights only apply to federal law. The charter applies to federal, provincial and municipal governments. The charter is almost a carbon copy of the Bill of Rights but covers more scope in its provisions.

The RIDE program and the ...

After rereading this I have to admit it's incorrect.

Section 9 applies to both prescribed part of Ontario and non prescribed part of Ontario.

Failure to respond to offence notice

9. (1) Where at least fifteen days have elapsed after the defendant was served with the offence notice and the offence notice has not been delivered in accordance with ...

Equally corrupt, people in prescribed parts of Ontario can have a full trial without making an appearance. Their trial is done by written submission. If found guilty after a trial, they are only subject to the set fine, or such lesser fine as is permitted by law, both of which does not include the victim surcharge fine or court cost fine, as ...

If you're issued a ticket that has a set fine, POA s. 8 articulates that you are permitted to settle out of court by paying the "set fine" .

However, the government's offence notice issued to the accused willfully and falsely advises that you must pay the "total payable" to settle out of court.

The total payable includes a victim surcharge fine ...

Under HTA s. 172(5), only a police officer can lay a s. 172 charge.


Police to require surrender of licence, detention of vehicle

(5) Where a police officer believes on reasonable and probable grounds that a person is driving, or has driven, a motor vehicle on a highway in contravention of subsection (1), the officer shall,

(a) request that ...

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled in 1987 that cops can stop you for any reason and check documents. However Bear is incorrect when he states there is nothing illegal in them searching your car for any reason.

The criminal code is federal legislation.

The impaired driving laws fall under the criminal code.

The Canadian Bill of Rights apply to ...

A smart car is a motor vehicle for all purposes of the HTA, POA or municipal roadway related by-laws.

A motorcycle is also a motor vehicle for all purposes of the HTA, POA or municipal roadway related by-laws.

Since the building owner already allows a car and motorcycle to be parked in one parking space they are allowing two motor vehicles to use ...