What's required to raise reasonable doubt varies from case to case. You'll have to see what the officer's evidence is and go from there. You can request disclosure and get a copy of the officer's notes. I'd also recommend reading through other posts relating to stop sign offences and seeing what st...

What's required to raise reasonable doubt varies from case to case. You'll have to see what the officer's evidence is and go from there. You can request disclosure and get a copy of the officer's notes. I'd also recommend reading through other posts relating to stop sign offences and seeing what st...

You're correct in that there is no requirement to stop for "X" seconds, you simply need to stop. You can proceed immediately assuming there's no other vehicles or persons with right of way. I'm not sure I follow why you think the jerking motion of your car would have confused the officer....

I am a 17 year old teen, insured on my dad and mom insurance. I am a occasional driver with the G2 licence. I was returning from groceries. This is what happened! So is this a good case to present to the prosecutor. Also can I choose option 2 and option 3 from the ticket given to me. On the date of ...