Hello everyone! I was discussing my case with a lawyer friend of mine and he suggested to me a possible defence I can use. He's a corporate lawyer so this is not his area of expertise so I would like to put it in here for comments. He told me I should argue that because the prosecutor has thrown out...

Hi nerd! I did receive a summon, but it was a summon for a ticket that I was told by the prosecutor will be thrown out on my first attendance. (failure to surrender licence) I have not received a summon or any acknowledgement or schedule for my speeding ticket. Last I checked I was told to just wait...

Thanks again Stanton! It makes a bit of sense no one has won at trial for failure to surrender licence because it seems the norm for these tickets is to be thrown out at first attendance. Thats what the cop, the prosecutor, even the service desk girl at court says. It's even what the Toronto Court S...

Yeah, it's pretty cut and dry the way it is. I was hoping I can negotiate with the prosecutor or the officer before even facing the JP. The prosecutor since they supposedly threw out that ticket already and the officer maybe try to make him remember his word that he will personally ask to have the t...

Thanks Stanton! I am pretty confident I can defend my failure to surrender licence ticket in court given all the circumstances. As to my "missing" speeding ticket (still no word about it), I am thinking I can use it to my advantage. 1. I have followed up once and was told to wait. I can fo...

help anyone?

If anything, just really need to know one thing...

Can I be tried for my other offences if my summon specifically mentions just one of the offences?

Hello, Just looking at advice as to my case... I was pulled over for speeding driving 63 on a 50 zone as per the officer. The problem was when this happened, It just happened on the day I also forgot my wallet and thus my licence and insurance card at home. I was a couple of km away from home at tha...