Was it actually a police officer that did the background check on your wife or a civilian employee? I personally find the scenario troubling. Assuming an officer ran a CPIC check on your wife, they should have seen an entry stating she was suspended. If so, they shouldnt have returned her licence. ...

It sounds like there was some confusion with the person at the desk. When you say that the desk attendent took her license for 10-15 minutes it was probably to get the required information for the criminal record check. Your wife came in for a criminal record check, not to be told the status of her...

A criminal record check will not show suspensions as it is a HTA offense so the officer inside will not know it was suspended. You were not set up you were just unlucky. ops I don't think that I would use the term "set up" but I can pretty much guarantee that it was related. The officer a...

Technically, they don't need to serve you with a notice. Usually, you get people who post here, ignore their tickets, and act shocked when they are pulled over. The other side will argue that anyone who ignores their fines should know their license will be suspended, notice or not. If I understood ...

My wife received a ticket for driving with expired plates in 2013. I sent the ticket in the mail with payment but stupidly didn't make sure that it was paid. I assumed that they would send us a notice if it didn't. Today, my wife was at the OPP office to get a criminal record check for school. The o...

Due to some stupidity, I forgot to renew my plates several months ago. The other day, my wife was pulled over and given a ticket for this. Since the car is only in my name and it was my responsibility to renew the plates, does she have any case to fight it?