Ontario Highway Traffic Act

If you talk to the crown first then you take your chances. If you can come across as accurate then they will have little to argue and may drop the charge. Or you could take your chances with the JP.

95% of the time radar is operated thru glass.

From the Tim Horton's lobby nearest you............."Si.,r, do yooou know why I p, *swallow*,ulled you over? "Those Boston Creme's are getting clumppier Al...............................", "Yes sir, you were speeding in the parking lot", "Al, my.......*chew,chew,chew* Cafe Mocha, please" :D :D :D :D ...

Send him back to jail with a pair of these:



That'll fix'em.

Bookm wrote:

Reflections wrote:Good luck, when is the trial?

No, you can't come!

I was just wondering when we'll hear the celebrity news, "And this just in to our news room......"

Damn now I'm giggling.......

Bookm wrote:If I put my wife on the stand to ask her just one specific question, does that then open the door for the prosecution to ask other, unrelated questions?

(was the #$!%'n plane, btw)

I believe the crown will fire away. They can't make her testify, but if you make her testify she's "fair game". Good luck, when is the trial?

Entering when red gets a ticket. Entering when amber......is grey....

Radar Identified wrote:a paralegal or lawyer would put a King Kong smackdown on that in court.

I an effort to keep this forum entertaining please use pictures to illustrate your point..........

lrndthehardway wrote:The officer made a few accusatory remarks and noted my replies

He's really just doing his job. We the public may not like it but it helps get the truth out.

No contact no foul, in my eyes at least. You mentioned the bags on the handle bars though, did you mention that to the officer? Just to be on the safe side, write down all the details you can remember so if the officer shows up again you can explain your side as well as possible.

You will find discussion here:http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic747.html

If you stop and read the labels on most aftermarket accessories they will say "check local laws" or something close to that. Just because CT sells them does not make them legal.

Squishy wrote:Speedometers aren't accurate, especially at speeds of ~140 km/h. Not completely sure, but I think SAE-spec cars (North American and most imports) are allowed +/- 10%, while E-code cars are allowed +5% (some European imports).

When the car is produced it is allowed to read plus but not minus, otherwise the car manufacturer is at fault, tsk, tsk.

Bookm wrote:The metric system put the word "hundred" in to most speed related issues, which makes it sound much worse than it is. Heck, you were only doing 68mph. There, that's a much smaller number! Wink

Bookm wrote:Thank God those cops got that menace off the streets. She was clearly a danger to us all!

**cough, cough, hack** um yeah what he said.

I was so shocked that he didn't even talk with me - he didn't even give me a chance to ask to see the speedgun

The officer doesn't have to do either one.

If you would like to use anything that the officer said then you should write it all down. If you want to use a paralegal, there is a form at the bottom of every page on this website.
And ...

I will say use the form below. I have not used any of the services though....