@ Stanton: Noted with thanks.

So I just have to wait if nothing happens within 6 months, then I'm fine.

Thanks again for all your helpful inputs.

Regards,

Red

Hi. I just would like to give an update... Today, I called the Provincial Offence Office to check on the status of my ticket. Today is the 19th day from the deadline date I had to exercise any of the 3 options earlier given me (plead guilty, early resolution, or trial) where I chose a fourth route a...

Hi everyone,

Thank you for sharing your opinion on the issue. I haven't received any feedback/decision yet. I took the "ignore the ticket route". I'll update this thread once I hear from them.

Regards,

Red

@Decatur :

Hi. I don't know how one could properly setup his defense to bring the case to trial without being properly informed of the complete offence or accusation against him. It would be a violation of his Charter right. That's probably the reason why POA 9.2.b is there.

Regards,

Red

@flyingfree234:

Hi. Sorry for my late response. I took the "no action" route and on wait and see mode for 15-30 days as may be necessary, before I make my next move

Red

@daggx: Thank you so much.

Thank you everyone for the invaluable inputs.

Regards,

Red

@iFly55: Thanks. I'm just confused. I thought ignoring the ticket is the best solution given the circumstance that the ticket says "SPEEDING KM/HR IN A KM/HR ZONE"

Regards,

Red

Thanks Stanton. Do you have any idea if I get notified by mail in case the JP decides to quash the proceedings based on POA 9.2.b?

Regards,

Red

@AbsoluteTT: Hi Catherine, Thank you for your inputs. So the even if I just ignore the ticket and the JP examines the ticket and finds it incomplete and irregular on its face, he will still have the prosecutor amend the certificate? I'm trying to look at POA Sec 9.2.b which states Action by justice ...

@iFly55: Thanks for your input. One thing, if the JP decides to quash the proceedings due to certificate being not complete and regular on its face, do I get notified of said decision?

Regards,

Red

Hi,

Sorry, I should have asked about this question further earlier altogether... In case the JP decides to quash the proceedings due to certificate being not complete and regular on its face, do I get notified of said decision?

Thanks,

Red

@ynotp: Taking the route of ignoring the ticket: 1. Once I ignore the ticket, and after 15 days from issuance of offence notice, will the conviction be entered on the 16th day? 2. Will I be notified of the conviction (mail)? Usually when can I expect it? 3. When will the fine imposed be usually due ...

@ynotp, thank you. Just a few more... 1. There is nothing in law or the rules of court that says its a contempt to ignore an offence notice, right? 2. In case the JP overlooks the fatal error and places a conviction, will that input and stay automatically in my driving record/history even though I w...

@ynotp, Hi. Thanks for taking time on this. Please see attached copy of offence notice.

Regards,

Red

Hi, I just found something in CANLII on the subject Provincial Offences Act, RSO 1990, c P.33 which states among others... Deemed not to dispute charge 9. (1) A defendant is deemed to not wish to dispute the charge where, (a) at least 15 days have elapsed after the defendant was served with the offe...