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Cannot hold an Ipod either Same fine and charge It does not even need to be able to transmit. The offence is driving while holding and not using. Using it is not even relevant to the charge.

Courts have accepted that officer knows what a cell phone looks like and what it looks like to be manipulated Therefore it does not need to be described.

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plus the vehicle being driven will be impounded for 45 days upon charge

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There is no such thing as a fix-it ticket in Ont. There is charge or warning. Up to officer which gets laid

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Plus trials like this will be run without you should you decide not to attend.

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Plus the guys who car you hit can change his mind and still have you charged criminally. You damaged his car and that is Mischief to property.

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I look at it this way. I pull someone over and I can do two things..Write a ticket or write a warning.

Guess go tends to get tickets and who tends to get warnings.

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Here in the Ottawa area this is one of the offences that they will NOT deal on. You either plead guilty or not and have a trial if you plead not guilty.

They will let the judge decide the fine and even then they just give time to pay.

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Your SOL. Ontario has no fault. Meaning your ins pays for your veh and his pays for his. You just do not get an at fault charge if your not at fault. IE: you do not have to pay deductible if your not at fault and your ins does not go up.


You have no insurance so you have to pay for your own vehicle.]

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Notes re in the officers notebook and not on a RCMP system. ATI will only check the official system. It does not mean that the notes were done after the fact.

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it is actually a criminal offence and does not need to be reported stolen. If it is stolen that is just a second charge.

Section 56 Criminal code
Identity documents

56.1 (1) Every person commits an offence who, without lawful excuse, procures to be made, possesses, transfers, sells or offers for sale an identity document that relates or purports ...

It is going to affect her insurance regardless of the plea or if none of the drivers show up. She is at fault for the accident. At best she is looking at saving a few dollars in the fine.

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Ok one last time.

1. The officer does not have to charge the stunt driving that is up to their discretion. Reductions on the side of the road happens all the time. I do not work a highway but I have rarely encountered someone going 60+ km over the speed limit. 50 over is really fast for most roads. Therefore, if someone has a good record and they ...

I know the OPP charged a pedal boat driver with Impaired in 2011.

The charges were withdrawn by the crown so there was no precedent set.

Original charges
http://www.saultstar.com/2011/08/27/paddle-boat-case-should-go-to-court-to-set-rules-for-future-millroy-column

charges withdrawn
http://www.saultstar.com/2011/10/17/charges-dropped-against ...

Happens all the time in POA court. But then it is usually the people who will talk to the police and prosecutors who get deals.

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I do not work for the OPP but a Muni. We have had the access now for a little over a year or so/

GS

Verbal is fine as we have in car access to the MTO photo data base. But your still getting the fail to produce ticket. If it is during business hours I have some feeing the vehicle has no insurance i also contacted the insurance companies to check for valid ins.

If you do not want to tell me who your insurance company is then I just part three for ...

There is no provision to lay a private information for HTA and by-law stuff. I is only for criminal offenses.


Police are exempt while in the course of their duties. Therefore doing stop sign enforcement is in the course of their duties.

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By law notes are there to refresh the officers memory. Could i testify on a everyday ticket with out them. No not unless there was something extra ordianry to the stop. But I do not have to because I have notes.


Police are allowed to review their notes prior to trial to refresh their memory. Why did I do it. "To refresh my memory" (that is their ...

They arrest and transport to jail and he goes before a judge. Until they give their name they are not released. I have arrested a few john Does and their resolve usually lasts until they sober up or get before a judge and they realize they are going to real jail.

Plus if they have a criminal record they have had fingerprints in the system so they ...

These charges

Fail to surrender DL under the HTA

Ad Obstruct police which is a criminal charge and much more serious than the hTA charge.

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Going to call BS on this one/ Cops do not get to chose the court jurisdiction a ticket is issued to.

Cops can face police act charges if the do not show up for court so no cop is going to promise to not show up.

It is also a serious neglect of duty and deceit charge to issues tickets that there is no evidence for or made up entirely.(job ending ...

I do not know how it works elsewhere but VIN would be pretty much impossible to get. We have 40 cars and drive what ever is available. I am not sure that there is a record as to what car we drove on shift unless I took someone to jail and the sally port video was used.

I do not know where cops ever testify that they are experts on judging speed ...

Police by nature are very suspicious of people. I do not work traffic division but I dot traffic when it is slow.

I rarely ticket unless you do something I consider dangerous.
I have had people answer no comment or do I have to answer this makes me suspicious. So I never ever give warning or reduction when confronted by this. Plus I make sure my ...

depending on where you live you may have to worry about premiums. I just saw an article and 43 out of 50 states have agreements with Ontario that convictions are reported back to home state. Plus a few actually impose the same penalty points and suspensions on their home state DL's.

I cannot find the article right off.

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Qubec also issues warrants for un-paid tickets.

It is also really expensive to fight tickets in QC. If you want the officer there there is about a $300.00 charge to covers the officers time. If you win you do not have to pay. If you loose you have to pay that plus the ticket.

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Example. admitted consumption or smell of alcohol is reasonable suspicion for over 80 to demand a roadside test for alcohol. Neither meet the reasonable grounds to arrest as you could be under the limit. The result of the alcotest, if a Fail then is reasonable grounds for the over 80 arrest.

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radar is and can be used while driving.

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sounds like you paid off the fines that got the Dl suspended in the first place.

However you were charged with driving under suspension and did not go to court over this.

Your non-attendance resulted in a conviction for driving under suspension and the new suspension.

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My ongoing notebooks are not locked in a locker or property section(other than those stored there). They are tossed into my file cabinet which is not locked and cannot be locked.

Again our handwritten notes are scanned and attached to the file(if there is a file), most tickets do not have a file just the notes. We just print them and take them to ...