Id say while they might offer you a reduced fine, its very unlikely theyd simply withdraw the charge after youve already been given a break.
As you said though, worst case is that they tell you to go to trial.
Do you think that they would know the history of that night's events? Would the officer have already shown his notes? I'd like to be as ...
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- Sun Apr 15, 2012 5:15 pm
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Re: Fail To Surrender Permit 7(5)(a)
It's quite likely the officer would bring up the initial reason for the stop at trial, as well as the fact that he gave you a break. Regardless, unless you've actually been charged for speeding (i.e. given a ticket), you can't suddenly be convicted at trial. The only real impact it will likely have is make the Courts less likely to give you any ...
- Sun Apr 15, 2012 12:45 pm
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Fail To Surrender Permit 7(5)(a)
Hello everyone. I've been reading these forums and they seem to be a great help so I thought that I'd give it a shot.
The other day I was one of 4 or 5 people stopped by (separate/individual) OPP cruisers on the highway. I was merging and apparently they got me going 124 (24 over limit). The officer asked for the usual license, insurance and car ...
The other day I was one of 4 or 5 people stopped by (separate/individual) OPP cruisers on the highway. I was merging and apparently they got me going 124 (24 over limit). The officer asked for the usual license, insurance and car ...