Do Police Get Pay By Going To The Court Date?

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jsherk
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What I have seen with OPP is that they schedule trial date based on officers shift, so 99% of the time the officer will be there. Very very rare for OPP officer not to show up for trial.

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OPS Copper wrote:Our court is scheduled to coincide with our day shifts. I suspect this is becoming the norm.


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So you are saying court date is scheduled without considering your shift? I doubt that is changed.

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jsherk wrote:What I have seen with OPP is that they schedule trial date based on officers shift, so 99% of the time the officer will be there. Very very rare for OPP officer not to show up for trial.

I guess you been to lots of trial with OPP eh. :)

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BTW, noone has answered the original question:" Do police get pay when they are going to the court?" It seems they do get paid and happy to sit there.

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Yes, officers are paid to attend Court, it's part of their job. One of the main reasons Court is scheduled on their working days is to avoid the payment of overtime.

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