If you are going to appeal then you'll have to do it within 15 days of the trial. Go to the court house and ask for the paperwork, they have forms. You may want some assistance in filing out the form. You will need to request transcripts at this point. That's exactly what I'm gonna do Do I have to ...

I assume the judge denied your 11b request? What exactly did he say about that? Let me get this straight. What time was the ticket issued? What time did the officer testify? What time is indicated on his notes? Lidar manual says to test the device at a distance of 60 meters, but the officer tested ...

I assume the judge denied your 11b request? What exactly did he say about that? Let me get this straight. What time was the ticket issued? What time did the officer testify? What time is indicated on his notes? Lidar manual says to test the device at a distance of 60 meters, but the officer tested ...

He stated that on april 6th at 11:12 am he pulled me over for speeding 74 in a 50. (i was pulled over at 1:12AM, 14 HOURS LATER) Sure sounds like the officer had a great independent recollection of the events...:wink: tell me about it, after all that the judge still said i was guilty, hanging judge...

The notes provided could be directly on the back of the officer's copy of the offence notice. There is no need to put a date on the back of the ticket. If the notes are in the notebook of the officer you should see a time to the left of a margin, that is where the notes start for the incident being...

ok so here's what happened at the Trial today: I went into the court room at approx 245 when they were letting in people for the screening my name was highlighted on the prosecutor's list. Probably because i had filed for the 11b which was my primary attempt, if that failed i'd do a trial and try on...

on the notes there's a crude hand drawing of how the officer prepared or tested the Lidar, so i'm gonna assume that's the proof that the unit is fully calibrated and fucntioning This is NOT proofs that the unit is properly functioning. The officer must test the device as per manufacturer's specific...

1. depends on the jp. If you can show prejudice, maybe. It's sticky. 2. you should have requested a clarification or typed version of notes if you could not understand it. No advantage. 3. officer who operated lidar and issued ticket must testify. It's unlikely that they screwed this up. This shoul...

Hey all found this resource online, wanted to ask a few questions I have my trial today, march 3rd in TOronto East I got a speeding ticket APril 6th 2009 at 1:12am East bound on the BLoor Viaduct, 74 in a 50, officer was using Lidar and ran out in the middle of the street to stop me :roll: the trial...