Stanton wrote:

TomLee wrote:so would be two year from july 31,2011

Yes, two years from July 31, 2011. The demerit points are only added after a conviction, and only stay on your driving record for two years from the offence date.

thanks Stanton

Stanton wrote:Two years from the offence date actually.

so would be two year from july 31,2011 not , jan 20, 2012? thanks

hi guys ... i had a ticket on july 31, 2011 .... and just went to court on jan 20,2012..... ive lost and convicted for the offense ... i was just wondering... when the demrit points start for my case ? thanks

hi guys... so i went to my first meeting... it didn't go too well ,,, it was only like not even 1mins he just said like " nothing i can do , u want a trial? so i said yes.... so can u guys tell me or give me some advice what to do or what to expected during a trial ? thanks

finally i have my first meeting with the Prosecutor on Dec 16 ... so please advice me what to say to him and what not ? does he give me a chance to tell him what did happend? thanks

Just a few points: 1) If your mother doesn't speak any English, you will need to notify the Court ahead of time so that an interpreter can be present. You (or your family) are not allowed to translate for her since you could be considered bias. 2) Don't make the mistake of addressing the officer's ...

It's usually good practice for an officer to record the number of passengers in his or her notes, but I wouldn't say it's critical if they left that information out. It simply makes it much harder for the Crown to refute that someone was in your vehicle if you call them as a witness. thanks guys......

It's usually good practice for an officer to record the number of passengers in his or her notes, but I wouldn't say it's critical if they left that information out. It simply makes it much harder for the Crown to refute that someone was in your vehicle if you call them as a witness. thanks guys......

It's usually good practice for an officer to record the number of passengers in his or her notes, but I wouldn't say it's critical if they left that information out. It simply makes it much harder for the Crown to refute that someone was in your vehicle if you call them as a witness. so can i still...

Your first date will be just that, the first date. When you get that date in the mail, ASK FOR DISCLOSURE. This is the officers notes of the incident. The officer ALWAYS has to write notes of every incident, regardless of whether a ticket was issued. If you don't get disclosure by the first appeara...

Say for the first meeting? You could see if they offer you a reduced charge. If you want to fight this, you have three witnesses who were in your vehicle who could all testify that you did slow down and proceed with caution. The first meeting (or "First Attendance") is simply to try to re...

hi could somone help me with my ticket ? iam from ottawa, ont .... on the july 30( civic holiday weekend) i was drving my mom, dad, little sister to toronto to visit my sista....going throught belleville . i was driving on the right lane on the highway by the way ... suddenlly i saw cars in front of...