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in http://maps.google.com/ if you search for example 'notary public near toronto' it will give you a listing

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statut ... .htm#BK227

whoops S. 148 (5) Fail to turn out to left to avoid collision - 2 demerit points + $110 fine

for the longest time i've been confusing the two, thanks for the clarification Decatur

Calling the police for a rear-end collision, will guarantee the at-fault party a Careless Ticket

The other driver will have to appear in court and provide witness testimony to the accident; if the other driver doesn't appear, the charges will be withdrawn

If the other driver does appear, you can plead down to S. 141 (5) 'Left turn ‑ fail to ...

the more appropriate charge imo should have been "Improper Right Turn" contrary to S. 141 (2)

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes/english/elaws_statutes_90h08_e.htm#BK218[quote]Right turn at intersection

(2) Where a driver or operator of a vehicle intends to turn to the right into an intersecting highway, he or she shall, where the highway ...

unpaid tickets are sold to collection agencies for pennies on the dollar; ultimately there is a real possibility that unpaid tickets will go unpaid

collection agencies have lucrative access to your personal information/activity; if you started to use your credit card to make some big purchases, you'll start getting more frequent calls

i believe ...

Hoodedvillan wrote:Who do you give the two binded copies to? the court and the prosecutor? or do you hold on to a binded copy and give it to the judge on the day of the trial? any help would be greatly appreciated.

you give one of the copies to the courts (where you initially filed your tickets), they will then give it to the judge on the day of trial

would the disclosure he received help him during cross examination to bring about reasonable doubt?

if OP were to ask, "what time did you test the radar, before and after the shift"... officer will:

A) say he doesn't remember
B) say it's standard practice to test before and after his shift
C) pull out a separate notebook (not-disclosed) with the ...

as-long as the vehicle isn't stolen I think it should be okay

they will most likely seek the out-of-court fine indicated on your offense notice

if this was your 2nd, 3rd .. 4th time repeating the offense, then maybe... keep in mind the fine amount is upto the Justice of Peace; if you can show exception circumstances related to your financial stability, you might even get zero fine, or something ridiculously ...

this suspension will affect your future prospect for insurance

i would suggest seeking legal counsel, to discuss your options

related threads:
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post22682.html
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post19461.html

If they sent a notice of trial to the wrong enforcement agency, does this mean there is a possibility the officer will not get his 'Notice of Trial'?

ergo, not show up to trial?

this will be at the discretion of the prosecutor, they will most likely drop the insurance ticket in exchange for a plea-deal for the speeding ticket

unfortunately the insurance ticket won't be dropped because he did have valid insurance at the time; he got the ticket because he failed to produce an insurance card which showed valid insurance ...

neo333 wrote:Too bad the Niewiadomski case isn't available on CanLII!!!!

massive bump

do we need the full Niewiadomski case to use it at trial?

or can we bring cases available on CanLII where other Justices cite Justice Schnall's decision w.r.t. Niewiadomski?

how would we go about getting the Niewiadomski case or any other case not available on CanLII?

not sure if Thornhill falls under the City of Vaughan or Markham, regardless... look online or call the city and find out their designated fire route by-laws, it should state clearly where the fire route is located

simply erecting a fire route sign, does not make it a fire-route unless there is an associated by-law that supports it

i don't think ...

http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/vehicle/electric/ev-green-plates.shtml

i'm very surprised that LEOs tasked to HOV enforcement programs are unaware of the 'Green Plate' exemption

OP i would actually go into the station and talk to the Staff Sgt. and advise them to maybe setup some sort of workshop or training camp... or atleast send out a ...

can #1 & 2 be obtained through a FOI request?

can you tell us the full story? from the date of the alleged offense till your next trial

what position will the prosecution take on your 11b app.?

systematic delay?

the new delay is without a doubt attributed to the crown; from the alleged offense to the new trial, is it longer than 11 months? if it is, you have an opportunity to use an 11b

i would highly suggest that you retake these pictures with a proper time-stamp, they might otherwise be inadmissible in court; i would also suggest including a street-sign in the background, just so that it doesn't appear you took a picture of a random intersection with pylons and a 'No Left Turn' sign

i would contact the city and find out if ...

all three are VERY serious charges

if you plea-bargain: S. 130 Careless Driving usually gets reduced to S. 141 (5) Left turn - fail to afford reasonable opportunity to avoid collision , this carries 3 demerit points and a fine of $110

it's possible the crown will drop the other two charges in exchange for the reduced plea-deal, maybe some members ...

has anyone successfully used 'due diligence' against a s172 charge? i have an example of an epic fail attempt:

R. v. Anghel, 2010 ONCJ 652 (CanLII): http://canlii.ca/t/2fg2d

Mr. Anghel gave evidence that he believed he was travelling at a speed of perhaps 127 kilometres an hour. He based that belief on his speedometer reading and also his GPS ...

no seat-belt is a strict liability offense which means you have the opportunity to show due dilligence

do you still have the parking ticket or receipt you purchased? it may help in your defense, especially with the timing

@trytobeydlimit, you might want to read this

City of London v. Caza, 2010 ONSC 1548 (CanLII): http://canlii.ca/t/28kt5

how exactly are electronic tickets are issued?

1) officer logs into a police software in his mobile cruiser computer
2) enters drivers license info?
3) checks to see if it's 10-60 (clear?)
4) punches the dl number in P.O.N. form, it autofills the info for the ticket?
5) ?

Questions
is there space for him to write his notes on the computer ...

Well i believe the MLEOs and Security Guards will know how to get the vehicles towed at owner's expense; from my experience as long as there is a provincial offense notice and the vehicle is cleared by police that it isn't stolen... tow companies familiar with city/police towing will begrudgingly take it

Abrams/Lyons Tow Guys advised they get $50 ...

City of Kitchener may have an MLEO program for Security Guards; so if parking is of concern, you could talk to the property manager and allot additional money toward having a Security Guards there during business hours issuing Provincial Offense Notices for 'Park on Private Property'

You yourself can get a license to become a Security Guard, and ...

a lot of information here on how to prepare an 11b application; if the 11b fails, be prepared to go to trial; from my experience i was advised by the prosecutor that if i proceeded with my 11b motion that plea-bargains would be 'out the door'

the MLEOs i'v dealt with check very thoroughly; we had a situation where there was a vehicle occupying a ...

Why not submit another disclosure, requesting for instructions on how to open the video file? This may get you another adjournment and allow you to review the video.

Just make sure for the new trial that you do the 11b application in a timely manner, because this is definitely a slam dunk for you

i found, what i believe to be a Laser Speed Atlanta Manual: http://www.laseratlanta.com/files/Advantage.pdf

on Page 52, what does 'Reflectorless' mean?

APPENDIX C
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Distance Measurement

Reflectorless: 10-2,000 ft. (2-610 m)
Reflector: 10-330,000 ft. (2-9,188 m)

When you filed your tickets, did you select Option 2 or 3? Option 2 is the Early Resolution meeting and Option 3 is going to trial; it will be interesting to learn that certain jurisdictions are scheduling Early Resolution meetings for everyone

Disclosure Requests requires the date and location of your trial, so you will need to wait until you ...