Ontario Highway Traffic Act

So are you hiring someone or not?

burgersgirl wrote:Sounds like this will be a FA meeting... if so does that mean we don't go in front of JP even if we state we want to set trial date?

No JP just chat with the Crown.....what do you have what does he/she have. Do you want to go with this offer......yadda, yadda. How are your bargaining skills?

It took 13 months for my last ticket to goto trial, but I didn't do the paperwork, so I joined this website and now I'm cured, 12 easy steps.....whoops :oops: , wrong group.

The right to a speedy trial is just that, a right. If you are waiting more then 6 months just for a trial date then your 11b arguement will probably suffice. I'm not a legal ...

Agreed. No section number, no ticky, no laundry.........NEXT.

you must come to a complete stop even making a right on a red. the HTA doesnt state a time frame for how long you must stop. it could be for a millionth of a nanosecond or three seconds, 5 seconds, 5 years whatever.
fight it. why give the province or city any more money. its worth a shot.

Do split atoms for living cuz that is some accurate right ...

According to my notes, you only have one post....this one.....You could try again with "historic plates".

1. I knew my wife must show up on the first appearance and to set a trail date. Should we book a latest trail date as possible on the first appearance (11b) but ask a earlier trail date in writing at a later time(Waiver of Time Periods)? ---------- try, you never know

2. If the policeman doesn't show up on the first appearance, can we ask the ...

coolcustomer wrote:They gave me a number in my package to call with any help of the abreviations, maybe they can pull up the file and read the evidence back to me.

We can translate those here...........post them up.......

For your situation, you did what you had to do. If the officers followed you and did nothing, this is step in the right direction. Your written "essay", haven't used that word in a while, was just what was needed. I judge by your posts here that you are educated to the point of presenting your case with enough vigor, and without derogitory remarks ...

hwybear wrote:If I do not have an Act authorizing a search, I will ask the driver for a "consent to search", where I have a document the driver reads and signs. If there is no signature, no search and off they go.

Bear, we know you play by the book..........It's the ones that don't that spoil it for all.

Bookm could have used your eyes......... Where is foxworthy anyway???


I like the public service messages, bear sends his "luv" I bet.

Also, I have heard that Appeal judges can be particular. I would hire representation.

Is this a "First Attendance" meeting?

If you have a trip planned then take in the paper work and show them. The crown cannot force you into their schedule. They set the original date and that is their problem. You don't have to rearrange your life for them. Go to the hearing and stress the inconvienence this will have on your life. What was the date of the offence, this may help.

You could politely ask the officer why you are getting pulled over so much. Explain nicely that you are just a nice fellow in a nice car but you have been pulled over X times in X weeks and see what transpires. If the officers computer has a red flag on your plate, then they must be able to "green Flag" it somehow. Once again notes and or your ...