Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Bookm wrote:I know if I saw a cop looking at me and waving his hand, I would fully believe that I'm being pulled over.

"I know, I know officer, pull over!"

"What's that, yes that was me on CWD."

Hi,
hoping you can help me.
the Prosecutors office in Barrie just sent me a letter saying they are having a moition to change trial date on december 1st. My riginal trial date was dec 8th.
IS this legal, can they do this?
do i have to attend?

is there any way to get this thrown out because of this moition.
also, still waiting for them to send me ...

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Regarding the home number error on my ticket, do you think it
can become a fatal error if I choose to "do nothing"?

No luck on that one.

However if you can prove that the light turned yellow the moment you entered the intersection, this ticket is toast.

I have always requested MY continuances with the JP on the day of the trial, not with the Crown 3 days before the trial.

I would just show up on my trial date. If the Crown still hasn't provided the disclosure, I'd motion for dismissal. It the cop doesn't show up, I'd motion for dismissal. It's too late to receive the disclosure in a reasonable ...

I have just received a similar notice. What I don't quite understand is how this proves I have done anything contrary to the HTA.

It seems that the first picture shows my vehicle stopped, behind the stop line, with brake lights on, and my turn signal illuminated.

My vehicle is not visible in the second picture.

The times listed are 0.9 seconds ...

Many thanks Chris for good answer, I have never attended any court or been on a trail, but have collected a number of evidences related to the case, including the weather condition for that particular date "from Weather network", the road condition "construction info. from city of Mississauga, list of questions to ask the officer etc. If you have ...

You can send some one else, but they better have a good reason for your absence.

You are looking for file form 4F, which has to do with your right to a speedy trial. Check out http://www.ticketcombat.com for further details. You could do this yourself and save some bucks.

Off_Camber wrote:so when do the polling station close

In a day or 2

You have done well so far. However, I would seek legal help with this charge. One slip and your insurance is toast.

I agree that your job is dangerous and that the public needs to realize what the possibilities are when they are passing an officer and "client".

The problem is that 90-95% of the time there is absolutely bupkiss happening on roads other then people driving to their destination. This lulls us into a false sense of "road bliss" and when something ...

That sounds funny. If an officer motions you to pull over, you have to pull over. You don't "need" to move left then right if he has motioned you over already. The charge you are facing has nothing to do with your going past him when he motioned to you, it has to do with the fact you did not change lanes when he was already stopped.

Do I require ...

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I have my trial in a court that is six hours drive away from where I live.
If I lose my trial, I am planning to appeal. But I can't go there again within 15 days.

Is it possible if I appeal on the same day (after the trial).

Can anyone explin this to me please.

Pay the fine and file for appeal, but the reasons for appeal have to be clearly ...