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You can post pictures online using photobucket (google that). It will even give you a proper BBcode to insert the picture properly.

You can definitely fight this ticket. Send the ticket in with Option 3 checked off, as well as "Officer present". After you receive a trial date (or before that), file for disclosure.

Some LEOs on this forum have ...

No, do not use inexperience. Inexperience + bad driving condition = Careless in eyes of JP.

You definitely want to fight this one. Careless for a G2 driver = double insurance (more or less). It is, however, the hardest one for the crown to prove. You might also consider the fact that there were no police at the scene of an accident to see what has ...

There is more to that... Did every police officer test the device? Was it the same cop that pulled you over manning the lidar at the time you were clocked? To ask proper questions I have to re-read the original thread. They are all there.

Did you get disclosure? Apply to have the case adjourned if you did not know about the disclosure.

And YOU are preparing to become a police officer. If you do not know, how would someone like me know?

If LEO1 tagged you with a lidar, LEO2 flagged you down, and LEO3 wrote you a ticket, then all of them should be there and present. There is more to that. Is manual to the lidar provided? etc...

I was under the impression that you do not have to pull over right there and then if you cannot identify the police vehicle.

For example: you are driving alone in the middle of the night on an intercounty highway with no lights. Next thing you know a car in front lights up like a cherry XMas tree. No other indication that the car is a police car ...

I wouldn't want to give my license to an ununiformed LEO. Off duty means that. There are rules against that.

I really think that the charge was mis-laid.

Re-read a couple posts in your thread: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1029.html

See if any of it applies to you. Good luck Wednesday!!!

Ganesha wrote:So I guess that I dont need to have a paralegal fight my case. Anyways how much do they normally charge ?

You can request a free quote on the form at the bottom of the site

Yeah, don't call them asking for disclosure. Fax or registered mail only (or dropping it off, but that's not the case).
You want to know what, when, where, and how, and maybe why you were stopped. You already know this, but you need to know what the crown "knows".

Go to www.ticketcombat.com to read up on this.

Basically, at the trial you have to ...

No, this is not necessary. You can represent someone provided you do not charge them a fee. Only a registered paralegal/lawyer can ask a fee.

The offense stays on your record for life though

*gulp*, for LIFE? Is there no way to request a pardon of some sort? Even a murder charge does not stay on for life! :shock:

It was a rolling stop on a red light ticket, allegedly ;) I really don't want this flaw on my record. I have no record of any sort and in fact only got my first ever ...

Option 3. Request disclosure, see the notes.

This is a hefty charge, your insurance rate will go up. Get in tough with a paralegal, what they charge to beat the ticket completely should be more than worth it compared to insurance increases.

This forum is the best book available on the topic of dealing with OHTA charges lol:) There are more ways of beating the charge than you think. Do you know that you have to request disclosure?

Here's what I found
Compulsory automobile insurance

2. (1) Subject to the regulations, no owner or lessee of a motor vehicle shall,

(a) operate the motor vehicle; or

(b) cause or permit the motor vehicle to be operated,

on a highway unless the motor vehicle is insured under a contract of automobile insurance. 1994, c. 11, s. 383; 1996, c. 21 ...

Reflections wrote:As long as I remember, it has always been illegal to willfully destroy currency of any type.

Hey, what about lighting up a fat Cuban cigar with a Benjamin Franklin?

Summons seem like a fix-it ticket. Don't miss the date!!! In light of that offense, the illegal left turn is very small.

That's pretty bad charge. It is these charges that skyrocket your future insurance rates, having your insurance canceled on the side. Any charge can be beaten. Post more details? Did the insurance company send you a notice that you were canceled?

1. Yes, this offense "awards" you 3 points. The tickets never tell the number of points.

2. You'll likely see it on your bill. Maybe extra $200 per year, for 3 years. However, ***SOME*** companies let the 1-st one like that slip.

3. It is 2 years after the date of conviction. Say you pay today - you're guilty today, the clock starts ticking down ...

Last Saturday, coming home from a club (friend's vehicle), DD driving us home. He got stopped 2 times in less than 50 feet for RIDE!!! That is insane!

blackoffi wrote:Thank you proper1 and OTT, your insight was very good, but tell me do I have a chance to present that fact if I request an appeal? (and pay the fine)

Yes. You must, however, pay the fine 1-st

Again, just to avoid any confusion, you may want to give the local police station a call. They can check if the suspension is in the system now.

Here, I found something about the issues with exploding 123 lithium batteris too :lol:

http://www.engadget.com/2007/07/18/counterfeit-flashlight-batteries-recalled-due-to-fire-hazard/

Unfortunately for those 4,400 or so owners of the Xenon Aluminum flashlight sold at Sportsman's Warehouse, the recall wagon has come your way, and unless you have ...

Was that your doctor who sent the letter to MTO or the hospital doctor who knows nothing about you? You have a good chance of trying to give your won family doctor a call and talk this over.

Now, any police officer can check in their vehicle if your license is valid.

I took a look at their battery charger packaging, and it looks exactly like the battery cell packaging. At first I thought it was just a larger "club pack" or something like that.

I think their downfall will be from people stuffing those inside their cameras. They will last about 10 pictures and then leak all over their nice digital camera.

For ...

Does anybody know how you can check the status of your Demerit Points and how many you have collected over the last two years?

I just received a ticket as I was travelling through Barrie and am debating whether or not to fight it. My decision will be based on whether or not an infraction I received a year ago came with Demerit Points.

Any ...

2009/06/02 FAIL TO HAVE INSURANCE CARD - C.A.I.A.
OFFENCE DATE 2009/04/17
DÉFAUT D'AVOIR UNE CARTE D'ASSURANCE - L.A.A.O.
DATE DE L'INFRACTION 2009/04/17
CURRENT DEMERIT POINTS TOTAL 00
TOTAL ACTUEL DES POINTS D'INAPTITUDE
****** END OF RECORD/FIN DU DOSSIER ******

I am guessing i paid it in July or begining of August. On that same date as above ...

No, just argue stay due to incomplete disclosure. They are probably rubber-stamping all disclosure requests, and send out the same information to people.

How old is your son? How much does he weigh, and how tall is he? There are different regulations for different toddlers, based on age, height, and weight.