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Just a note, both officers will have to be present to testify.

You definitely do not need a lawyer for this. Paralegals advising you were right about not needing lawyer. A traffic ticket paralegal is a professional who specializes in the OHTA law. Lawyers are those who deal with criminal law - ie DUI.

You can also get a free quote from site's ...

koboss wrote: go to court and stand up and say not guilty and if hes not there i win?

Yup.

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These are all CIVIL forms only. There is nearly 5 times that for other stuff...

As for mail-in submission, I think you need to download Form 18A. Seems the closest one to description.

For the forms, visit: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1551.html

So, basically, you completed a turn in 1.5 seconds. You might argue that you did stop for a split second and then proceeded to make the right turn. But I am fairly certain your car needs to be in that second picture.

You are in a lot of hot water. Immediately request disclosure.

Why cancel an already scheduled court date? By letting it happen you still can plead guilty with an explanation at worst plus have a chance of winning if the cop does not show up (unless you don't want to spend time to take that chance)

The cop might show up and mess up the plans a bit. The stakes are higher. If your insurance can let you have ...

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See what kind of a deal the prosecutor will offer you. Also, look up you insurance policy on the net, see what kinds of tickets affect you most.

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That makes more sense. Leafs ruining the day.

Not sure about the sample application, but sounds like you need to file a form 04F - Notice of Constitutional Question.

Please see: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1551.html

All the forms can be donwloaded from:
http://www.ontariocourtforms.on.ca/forms/civil/

Here is a list of all Civil Forms

Rules of Civil Procedure Forms:

04A - General Heading of Documents — Actions

04B - General Heading of Documents — Applications

04C - Backsheet

04D - Affidavit

04E - Requisition

04F - Notice of Constitutional ...

A favourable witness statement can go a long way to help fight this charge.
Also, here's a question - why was there such a deep pool of water? Sounds like someone in the city is not doing their job right.

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I think RI nailed it dead on here. You understood him right, except for the May 2009 misprint - can't call someone on past date :lol:

This also gives you enough time to find a new insurance provider. 3 minor tickets = insurance suspension :shock: ??? Having an insurance suspension (or a kick-off) is usually as bad as a serious charge like "Stunt ...

1) Yes.

2) Yes, however, the crown might provide additional arguments to which your mail-in submission might or might not answer.

With a charge like careless driving, I'd recommend discussing this with a paralegal. If he bumped or broadsided a car that was stopped while he made the turn, particularly with rainy road conditions, a careless driving charge is not surprising. The consequences of a careless driving conviction are quite severe, particularly with respect to ...

They should mail it to you, unless you provided them with a fax number. If you did then they will probably try to fax over the disclosure. If the fax had failed, you probably need to pick up the disclosure yourself.

However, you do NOT want to receive disclosure. Not receiving disclosure means that you can win the ticket on that fact alone. If ...

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You might. However, it might be a good idea to look at other possible venues of defence. Send in your ticket with option 3 checked off, check "Officer present" as well, then ask for disclosure, make sure that you request a copy of the by-law applicable. It is always better to be prepared more than you really need to.

Besides the possible suspension of ones license, traffic tickets that contain demerit points have a direct impact on ones financial situation because the demerit points directly affect insurance rates.

I wouldn't say they directly affect insurance rates. Insurance companies do tend to treat higher demerit point convictions more seriously, but ...

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Not sure about the 7 day submission to registrar, but the cop can issue a ticket up to 6 months after the offence.

As a "statutory" Court (a Court created by statute), the Ontario Court of Justice has that jurisdiction which is specifically given to it by the laws of Ontario and Canada. In broad terms, the justices of the peace of the Court have jurisdiction with respect to provincial offences, bail hearings and search warrants. Judges of the Court deal with a ...

1. Yes. The JP can throw out tickets, quash proceedings, stay proceedings, as well as convict you

2. No. The police are not required to tell you how many points there are with your charge at all.

Maybe not the stay application just yet. But definitely ask for 3 sets of disclosure for each statement.

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post8408.html?highlight=raw#8408

Bookm gave you some good advice here. Photographs may or may not help, but be aware of the following:

- Have the originals and the camera that took them
- Take the photographs yourself
- After taking photos, have a real photo shop do the prints (e.g. Black's)
- If using ...

Nice! Just shows what following the legal steps can do!