Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Might have to pay someone to beat me up just to know what it feels like. Volunteers? Laughing

Stop at the OPP headquarters with a dozen fresh donuts........ Hold them behind your back........ Hold back the crowd.... that should do........

With what you just wrote, I wouldn't want to answer the questions........ However, HwyBear has mentioned in the past that there is a fourth test. It is completed in the office by a guy on a computer. This test simulates the emitted radiation, light with LIDAR. However, at no point is the actual intensity of the LIDAR beam tested. As I understand it ...

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Reflections wrote:, just keepin' it real yo.

you have been watching tooooooo much American Idol and listening to
Randy Jackson haven't you?

Yeah, so what dawg..... why you forshizzlin??? sup,sup,werd.

hey might also bring forward other theories, such as proximity to power lines. Shocked

Usually, lidar guns are not affected by power lines, but I don't have one and can not testify in a scientific manner. Radar guns will be affected by the electromagnetic fields around larger, read 27kilovolts and up. The interference will be completely ...

We are talking about the internal test. There is no need for multiple alignment or fixed distance testing. However, if the unit is dropped, bumped or the lens takes some sort of damage, scratches or someone places it facing the sun, then it should have the full gauntlet of testing. And, of course, all the testing shall be in accordance with the ...

I think that what Radar Identified was getting at was that if Officer "A" tags a car then Officer "B" tags a car, was there time to run the test(s) in between and does the test by one officer count as the testing by the second officer, i.e. If Officer "A" tests after he stops a car can Officer "B" use that test, in his notes, as his before the stop ...

Whoo hoo, I'm not R-dot anymore.....

If you are sure that you were doing 82 and with a heads-up display then it should not be that hard. Fight the ticket and ask for disclosure, see http://www.ticketcombat.com as far as disclosure requests go and make sure you ask to see the user manual for the Lidar gun used. Once you get your info the picture will be come clearer.

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In addition what sort of burden do the police have to meet in order to pull somebody over? i.e. can they stop any driver to check for a DL, or is there some minimum standard? What Im expecting is that I was pulled over based on "movements" which the officer attributed to suspicious actions, rather then similar benign actions.

Officers have the ...

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Making myself giggle......this ain't good......


Best of luck..

Boy, and you wonder why so many people come here to fight tickets.....all the new laws will have officers flipping through a digital copy on the in-cruiser laptop....."I know this guy is guilty of something, hhmmmm, there it is, chewing gum while rubbing his stomach and breathing while driving, let see, 1 plus wow, carry the 7 and fine = university ...

There should be a section listed, it looks like (S.128). However there are specific fines for the amount over the limit. If your measured speed and the zone are not on the ticket you could beat it with some research. If you don't feel comfortable arguing this in court you could also use a paralegal like X-Copper, for example. Usually the ...

Does anyone know where i can locate the following readings to use as references for my 11(b) application?

R. v. Mastroianni, [2000] O.J. No. 3227 at pg. , (Ont. Ct. Jus. In Appeal),
R. v. Formosa, [1998] O.J. No. 4674 (Ont. Ct. Jus.).

Thanks

http://www.canlii.org

if you please provide the link
i search for "Mastroianni 2000" or "Formosa ...