Officer is not required to show you the speed measuring device anyway, doing so would be a courtesy. His testimony that the device indicated X speed is adequate.

Right back atcha!

Do some due diligence as well, you can check the online public portal of CPIC to check if an object has been reported stolen by it's serial number; http://app.cpic-cipc.ca/English/searchformproperty.cfm Just exercise caution when buying from less reputable sources, not just because the item may have...

You committed a series of offences. You were charged and eventually plead guilty to one of them. Your driving record now reflects your cavalier attitude towards your responsibilities as a driver. You can drive, you will just have to pay more for the privilege. As a consequence MAYBE you will be more...

I think you're also making an assumption that the officer does not have the property owners consent.

Has already been answered but the fundamental categories are Peace Officers (Criminal Code 495) and Citizens (Criminal Code 494) powers of arrest. the biggest difference is that a citizen must witness a criminal act (generally indictable) whereas a Peace Officer can arrest for RPG (reasonable and pr...

jsherk wrote:NEVER volunteer any of this information.
Always wait to be asked for it.
Always asked if you are required to give them the information.
Always say that any information you give them is not voluntary.

This should make every interaction awkward and lengthy. Good advice.

t3ch9 wrote:If you think I'm incorrect with this statement, keep it to yourself. I've seen enough police officers to know that there is bare police corruption going on.

Your comments are off topic and bring nothing to this discussion. I think it's you who might be well advised to keep it to yourself.

t3ch9 wrote:Some officers just like to get rid of tickets. I don't know what this country is turning into.

Some drivers have trouble mastering basic proficiency behind the wheel as well.

Fail to surrender licence, fail to surrender vehicle permit (HTA) and fail to have/surrender insurance card (CAIA) at a minimum.... Of course this assumes that the driver merely fails to produce his DL and doesn't refuse to identify himself when asked. Obviously more charges would apply if additiona...

Thanks for the feedback. Do insurance companies take consideration the demerit points or the offense? I'm planning on getting a car for work soon and I want to know what I should prepare when going to see a broker or speaking to an insurance company. Your insurance company does not care about point...

https://www.ontario.ca/page/understandi ... rit-points

This link answers your questions 3 and 4.

As a G2 driver you face additional consequences for some matters. Demerit points do not stay on your record forever - they disappear after two years. So at present you have no points.

Charges under the LLA don't appear on your drivers abstract.

jsherk wrote:Anyways the police have up to 6 months from the date of the offence to charge you, so no point worrying about it for that long.

Not for Dangerous Operation. It's a criminal charge, no time limit like you suggest.

Starting to think the purpose of this bulletin board is support more government intervention to drive business for Paralegals and Lawyers? Who funds this site? Uh yeah, anyone disagreeing with you must be shilling for the man. Clearly some just don't see red light cameras as the Orwellian threat to...