Which is to say, the court will always side with the police, unless evidentiary requirements (Crossed T's and Dotted I's) are not met.

Police would never lie

You clearly were travelling 110.


Best bet is to pay the ticket and man up.

Liberty.

Ask the Officer from what distance you were observed.

If the answer is greater than 150 meters then you have won. (Not really though ) (As your lights must be on 30+/- of dawn and dusk)

persons and vehicles on the highway are not clearly discernible at a distance of 150 metres

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Nanuk wrote: 7 days unless they apply for late filing with a JP. It may be inputted however you just can't view it using payfines

Sounds reasonable.

I have since ventured to hire a Paralegal(MG Legal Services(Leamington/Windsor)) and will do my best to keep you(all) updated as per this matter.

I'd venture to bring some pictures of the intersection clearly showing that no stop sign exists there. Seems pretty reasonable that you cannot be found guilty of an impossibility.

Well, that's what you get for pacing 150m behind an OPP SUV. They travel in packs apparently. Guess I'll just pay the fine :) TicketDefenders quoted me 350, which would pretty much just be $500 all said and done. I don't see how they could possibly get me off. How long does the Officer have to input...

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Hello there, I received a ticket a few days ago, for "79" (looks a lot like a 5, see image) in a 50. I was wondering why there are two different set fine amounts? Ontario Courts say 3.75/km, the HTA says 4.5/km for 20-30? Why the duplicity? Which is correct? I was under the assumption that...