Ontario Highway Traffic Act

In order to have a chance of a plea-bargain you're going to have to request a date for trial, that is option 3 on the ticket (plead not guilty).

When the day comes you may get your charge reduced by the prosecutor, as per Simon's post above.

That's your only chance.

If you plead guilty (options 1 or 2), then you will be convicted of careless ...

Yes, the phone number on the attached 16b affidavit sample is incorrect.

But that file is just a sample. It's the user's responsibility to check all info.

The fax numbers are listed on the bottom of my quick guide, and users should awal

Why didn't you pull in your lane (the right lane)?

Anyway, if you feel that you didn't commit the traffic violation, then fight the ticket.

Choose option (3), plead not guilty.

Request a date for trial.
If English isn't your first language and you aren't very fluent and don't feel confident, then request an interpreter.
When the notice of date ...

Yes!

CONGRATULATIONS!

This couldn't have happened at a better time: a few days from Xmas!

neoplop wrote:It seems one could only use ONE Affidavit of Service (listing both services to the AG of ON and the AG of Canada) instead of TWO separate ones? Comments? This would save $$$ when getting this notatized...

That's a good idea, but not sure of its validity.

I noticed that the court is setting the dates for trial of defendants according to an officer's schedule.

In my trial session my officer was also the same for at least two other defendants.

I left in a hurry so happy that I forgot to ask the following:

How do I confirm that my case was really stayed?
I got no document or anything.
Is there a court website I could search for the result of the courts proceeding?

Special thanks go to

- Radar Identified -> lots of good info!
- Simon
- hwbear
- admin

I'll stick around and help fellow citizens.

I now started to enjoy this process, I wish I could have studied law.

VICTORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I arrived at the court room an hour before my trial was to begin.

It was very busy, lots of people pleading not guilty from the previous session.

So when the time came for the new session everyone lined up to speak with prosecutor.

I noticed that my interpreter and the officer showed up.

When I approached the prosecutor ...

smp wrote:er, correction: not a red light CAMERA ticket

Yeah, in that case you got a conviction and your insurance company found out.

Now you'll have to wait three years.

Do some shopping upon policy renewal.

Johnson Inc. has very good rates, call them.

So I just got a shock from the insurance company, what would have been a rate of $180/month is now 380/month because of a red light ticket I got on my bicycle in 2009. Now, I took it to court. When I was there I specifically asked if I would get demerit points and if it would affect my insurance, the answer was no. So, they lied? I pled guilty to ...

OK, so here I am, going to file a motion 11b and section 7 of Charter of Rights.
The question that I have is "can one file a motion in a different court from the one he has his trial at?"
I was able to file my ticket at the Markham Rd. court house and request a trial, but my trial is at Queen St. W, now that I want to file a motion, can I go to ...

Carol, may I ask what sequence you followed?
Did you find any obstacles while serving the Prosecutors and Court?

Did you read Step 5 of TicketCombat?

http://www.ticketcombat.com/step5/step5.php

I'm also interested in hearing about experiences.

This quick and simplified guide describes how to file an 11b.

Got my ticket in mid November of 2009 and the trial date was set for end of December of 2010, so thats more than 13 months.

After weeks of reading TicketCombat.com and discussion forums, I was still confused because of the many form names and the sequences described weren't clear ...