Ontario Highway Traffic Act

If you live at the same residence, I believe you are supposed to be listed on her insurance. But I honestly don't know much about the insurance side or how that all works. I do not know whether your ticket will affect her insurance. If there was an accident, then the insurance company would obviously be notified and would know about it. But do they ...

Can you post a copy of the ticket (with personal info blanked out)?

Can you post a copy of the original tickets and the disclosure (with personal info blanked out)?

Highway just means a public road as defined in the HTA

You said the sign clearly said no stopping between 4-6 and that it was after 4. So from this perspective you are guilty.

However, you should plead Not Guilty and request a Trial with the officer present. Once you get your notice of trial, you can then request disclosure.

Toronto's courts are ...

I suggest you plead NOT GUILTY and request a Trial with the officer present. Once you get your notice of trial, then request disclosure. Once you get disclosure (this is the evidence they have against you) and have read it THEN set up a meeting with the prosecutor to discuss early resolution.

You could do early resolution first and then request a ...

So first of all, the reason police ask you questions is to get the evidence they need to convict you of something. I stand by my statement of "Never talk to police!"
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic7032.html

Now the charge you are facing is something like "driving with handheld device", not "driving with purple handheld device". In ...

Did you plead not guilty and request a trial?

Toronto has a huge back log, especially for parking tickets and lots of people are getting trial dates 2 years later. You just wait for your notice of trial. Once you get it, you wait until about 3 weeks before the trial and file your 11b application.

And here is another case confirming the testing radar before and after ... I think it could be successfully argued that it applies to LIDAR as well.

Durham (Regional Municipality) v. Zhu, 2011 ONCJ 193
http://canlii.ca/t/fl3wg

[108] It would appear R. v. Vancrey supra sets out the tests necessary to secure a conviction using a speed measuring ...

He should plead NOT GUILTY to all charges and request Trial with Officer present.

Once he gets notice of trial, he can contact prosecutor for discussion about the charges and see if they will offer plea deal and possibly drop insurance one.

If he does not like the outcome of this, then he should request disclosure and proceed to trial.

Once he ...

Okay so it is a time calculation!

Does read out it show you the distance as well as the speed? Or speed only?

Does anybody have a lidar manual I can review? Any manufacture will do as I just want to see how it works.

Does lidar measure distance/length?

So here is an interesting approach for stationary/handheld radar:

In cross-examination of the officer you can ask if they used tuning forks to test the device to which they will say no.
You can then ask if they tested it against a vehicle of known speed to which they will also say no (since it is not required by the manual for stationary radar ...

I am aware of the issue with tuning forks. The purpose of this thread was to try and track down who decided to get the tuning fork test removed from the canadian manual even though it is still in the usa manual.

Do you have case law stating that tracking history is still required even though it is not in the manual?

And by tracking history do you ...

I guess I got my manuals and threads confused... sorry!

It just occured to me that you should read the following case:

R. v. Rijal, 2010 ONCJ 329
http://canlii.ca/t/2c2px

Print a copy out and get a highlighter and go thru it and look for everything referencing the assistance the JP should give a self-represented individual. If you lose the case, you could appeal with one angle being not providing ...