Ontario Highway Traffic Act

So the Notice of Trial just says

"You have the right to receive disclosure [...] You must ask the prosecutor for disclosure in order to receive it."

No mention of including phone number or coming in person.

Got my notice of trial

I was planning to send the disclosure by mail and not include my phone number so that they are forced to mail it to me. And if they don't, it would work in my favour. However, I came upon this disclosure form http://www.brampton.ca/EN/City-Hall/City%20Hall%20Forms%20and%20Docs/Provincial%20Offences%20%E2%80%93%20Traffic ...

Got my notice of trial

I was planning to send the disclosure by mail and not include my phone number so that they are forced to mail it to me. And if they don't, it would work in my favour. However, I came upon this disclosure form http://www.brampton.ca/EN/City-Hall/City%20Hall%20Forms%20and%20Docs/Provincial%20Offences%20%E2%80%93%20Traffic ...

bend wrote:

canuckavelli wrote:is the plea offer at court usually same as at the early meeting?

It's not a guaranteed you'll go to one and receive the same offer at the other. That being said, it's usually the same or something similar.

good so im prob not missing much by not going to early meeting.

Normally, with these simple minor-accident ticket trials, the officer will not be present; he didn't witness the accident, and does not really have anything to contribute other than the information recorded in the motor vehicle accident report.

The other driver or nearby witnesses will be subpoenaed to your trial date and give evidence as crown ...

Read through the forums as this is a very common topic. Careless driving is the typical charge laid in any rear end collision. Your best bet is probably to take a plea deal to a lesser offence such as follow too close.


my plan atm is to not do the early meeting but instead file for trial. i will then ask for prosecutor evidence. depending on ...

I'm having a big issue right now.

Yesterday morning, I rear-ended someone. I was going the speed limit. The sun was directly in front of me and it blinded my windshield and my eyes. At the same time, the person in front of me stopped/slowed down (also due to the sun). I started to slow down but didn't stop and I hit them since I couldn't see ...