Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Firstly, file your papers to go to court.
Ask for a first appearance with the prosecutor...let him/her show her hand first. Explain that you believe that you were one of several vehicles on the road that night and you believe that you car was inadvertently targeted...the prosecutor won't care but may offer a reduced charge right away.
If you do go ...

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Well it's the final installment...
I took the prosecutors' offer of a reduction to 95 in an 80 (no demerits and only a $45 fine). It really upset me to do this...and I was going to ask for a stay for lack of disclosure...the JP that day was not a friendly type. I had even prepared a Factum with the Crown Policy related to disclosure, the ...

Well, here's the next installament.
Aug 30 - hand delivered disclosure request to courthouse and had it stamped
Oct. 5 - called Prosecutors office and left message regarding disclosure (no reply)
Oct. 14 - copy of disclosure request given to prosecutor by hand durin first court appearance (At that time they offered a plea deal of 95 in an 80 with ...

I was recently speaking to an OPP police officer regarding speeding and radar. He stated, that during training, officers are told that there are 8 situations where radar should not be used! Does anyone know what these 8 situations are? I didn't have a chance to finished my conversation with him regarding this.

The prosecutor told me that she did not 'close' the reduced penalty offer therefore can I...

File another disclosure request specifically asking for items again and include citings to case law specifics and then proceed to my January court date?

If I decide to take the offer by the prosecutor, must I state I was guilty but rather than I have ...

I attended court today knowing that I would ask for a postponemen...I did not receive any disclosure until it was handed to me today.
Now all I got was a copy of the trial request, a copy of the ticket and some very brief notes from the officiers log.
I was shocked when I noted that the officer recorded that I was passing another car when he ...

The officer that pulled me over and charged me has recently been in several news articles related to speeding and speed blitzs in his area.
Can I question him on the professional benefits to his career by taking part in such activities. Can I bring forward the fact that because of his active participation that he may have undue predjuice and be ...

If the officer that charged me with speeding took TRAFFIC HISTORY as required (visual sighting and estimation of speed), states that this was a jusitifiable cause to engage the radar, then could I argue that his eye sight was a tool in speed enforcement?
If his eye sight is a tool, then am I correct in arguing that his eye sight must be tested and ...

http://www.canlii.org/en

The above site can help you research your case law. There are several cases related to Toronto Police Services not being forthcoming with disclosure documentation and the judge ordering them to disclosure.

Remember, you are within your rights to ask for the same documentation so that you can give answer and defend ...

I have read case law where stationary radar and photo radar have judicial notice in Ontario. I have also found information regarding Lidar radar not having Judicial notice. I was wondering if someone could advise me (and refer me to documentation) regarding moving radar and whether it has judicial notice.
I have read a lot of Case law and appeals ...

To begin...35 years with NO charges.
Wednesday, travelling south on Hwy 28 from Peterborough...aware of the construction and different posted speed areas, was charged with 110 in an 80!
Officer was oncoming in a police cruiser, outside temperature 34 degrees around 1:30 pm. Traffic was moderate and another vehicle was behind me.
Officer spins ...