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File for trial, do the proper paperwork, you stand a good chance. Esp. in TO, the chances of cop no-show is almost 50% we hear.

Wait, was the highway divided?

Well, my opinion is that the cop was overreacting for sure, but there is not much you can do really . Some suggest a video recorder of sorts though.

No, they'll amend it. Or try to.

You may choose not to respond to the ticket altogether. It is then Justice's job to review the ticket, and have it quashed due to a fatal error. More on that here: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1615.html

"No section" has been listed, and the only cops on board did not disprove it, while commenting ...

No, unfortunately you have to file for a trial here. Do not plead guilty. Ask for a trial (Option 3, check "Officer Present" too). Then you see to the prosecutor.

Then I saw:

A convenience fee of $2.50 is applied to every transaction.

They should not be allowed to pass on the transaction fees to us. That is the Cities operation cost. Why do we have to pay it?

The parking ticket is already a rip off and now I have to pay MORE for the LUXURY of being able to pay online! I think that just sucks!

not any ...

Not in Kenora, but there is one in Dryden.

Sunset Country Paralegal
30 Park Crescent
Dryden, On, P8N1T6
Tel: (807) 223-4429
Fax: (807) 223-6794

NOT Endorsed In Any Way. Just happens to be the only one in your area.

If you have not included that in your submission with "I wish to fight this ticket", then don't bother.

You will basically get a court date, and a slew of FA meeting dates. You can come to any FA meeting, or not come to any one of them at all. You MUST come on the court date.

On your first attendance the prosecutor will likely try to get you to plead down to "Follow too close", which is about the same fine, but less demerit points.

"Careless ...

No clause number? Then it can be viewed as incorrectly filled-out ticket. Anyone else on this?

Did you just see the prosecutor in his/her office and not in front of JP? If yes, then that was the FA meeting.

The crown will likely offer you a 29 over if you go to FA meeting.

You are right in that you need to either find errors in the notes, or not receive the disclosure at all. Or the cop no-show. Not sure about Cambridge, but in Guelph the chances of that are next to 0, and in Toronto close to 50%.

Are you sure that they respond to emails? I'd fax ...

40 over is rather stiff. You may want to plea-bargain it yourself again. It is also very hard to disprove. You can try to get a set of disclosure though. But attempt "Option 3", with "Officer present". Once you get a court date, file for disclosure. Also, see how far you go to the courthouse, the information should be printed on the ticket.

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Yes, you need to check both boxes.

You should be able to request notes in any case.

First off talk to the prosecutor see what he offers you. Look for the cop as well. If cop doesn't show up you win.

DO NOT accept any papers prosecutor tries to give you. You do not want to receive disclosure 5 minutes before the court.

If you do not like the offer, you can also ask for stay due to non-disclosure. They will try to reschedule, but ...

If it takes 6 months just to get a scheduled court date, you might win on 11B alone... (Unreasonable delay in lieu of court)

Stuffing it under your door is no way to serve it.

FYI, you CAN be arrested for missing a court date. It is not a threat.

Him not showing up does play well into your favour. It can help you plead down the fine if anything.

Update:

Received disclosier today via fax. Only thing there is officer's notes from ticketing officer. His notes state that a constable came to help him. Can i get the other guys notes? Or are there any? What if i want him as a witness? Notes are mostly legible, i managed to read it all. What a bunch of.... sigh..

Request 2-nd officers note. A ...

Hello, and welcome to the site!

Do you know how the officer looks like? You can look and see if he will shows up.

In your second request, did you specifically ask for the by-law? Typed version of handwritten notes? Then you can apply for a stay. Talk to the prosecutor, but don't let him know too much (or anything really).

It is too late to ask ...

Some people also reported that they were able to file for a trial up to a month after the date. of the ticket. Maybe this is why.

The only ones with points are 154 - "Improper driving where highway divided into lanes"
AND
154.1 (3) - "Improper use of HOV lane"

If you do not pay your ticket, you are deemed to be in disagreement with it. If you drove away instead of receiving it would be one way of it. The court has to go through all the unpaid tickets, and review them. If there is a flag that you drive away/weren't served, that might cancel the ticket for you.

You can always bargain with the prosecutor. Chances are your ticket will be dropped to 15 over, which is no points. Your insurance might go up a little, or it might stay the same. You will also get a rather small fine.

In the meantime, file for disclosure once you receive a court date.

Also, you may want to check out using a professional ...

OK, this is just arguing the small semantics.

Ticket < ticket with points < ticket with lots of points. That is direct.

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Hello, and welcome to the forum!

Yes, it is possible to beat the ticket due to a cop no-show. You may also want to go some distance and request the disclosure (after you request a trial). Then you will be able to better bargain with the prosecutor.

Demerit points do not matter to insurance companies, convictions do ...

This is rather ...

Ask for a typed copy in disclosure maybe?

Hi,

Iwas caught speeding @54 km in a 40km zone. I have checked with my insurance company and my premiums will go up even if the offence does not carry any demerit points. My question is, when I go to trial would I be able to bargain with the prosecutor to reduce this offence for say a parking violation to be paid inmediately, or an HTA offence ...

Quite unfortunately, you could not prove that there was no by-law. However, this is not your responsibility. The crown MUST provide a copy of the bylaw that made the placement of the sign possible. Otherwise the ticket should result in "no charge".

You may want to file an appeal here, due to mistrial.

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