Ontario Highway Traffic Act

anymore?

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Marquisse wrote:TCS Paralegal is in Hamilton, and either he does Niagara or can connect you with a paralegal that can.

Here's the website: http://www.tcsparalegal.ca/

I found him extremely helpful, personable, and knowledgeable.

Thanks for the recommendation. Btw, did he fight your ticket for you in court?

Anyone else?

Hey,

I got a speeding ticket in Niagara Region on my way to the Falls. Can someone recommend me a good paralegal that will fight my ticket? As I am located in Markham, I cannot make it to Niagara to fight my ticket.

I asked Redline (charged.ca), they do not do Niagara.

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30KM/H through a controlled intersection would be grounds for dangerous driving, IMHO.

Actually, can I use this in my defense. Arguing that if I did drive at 30kh/hr through a controlled intersection would be grounds for dangerous driving and the officer should have also given me a ticket for dangerous driving, which he did not, therefore I was ...

In this case the speed means jack. You will have to prove that the officer's vision of your wheels was obscured by another car when you came to a full and complete stop.

I understand what you are saying.
But, any way to prove that 30km/hr is not an accurate estimation, as 30kh/hr sounds alot and I just want to create doubt that the estimation is ...

Marquisse wrote:

FyreStorm wrote:
I'm not a defendant... **GRIN**


Thank you officer.

Oh, he's gonna love that badge stroke, hahahaha. j/k

hahaha.

Back to my original question, anyone?

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FyreStorm wrote:I'm not a defendant... **GRIN**

Thank you officer.

FyreStorm wrote:I'm neither a prosecutor or a paralegal....

That leaves cop or defendant, my bet cop. Am I right?

I've had lots of success with this...giving a side view speed estimate is a little harder to be accurate to within 5 km/h let's say, but there's a huge difference between 0 and 30 km/h.

Was he watching your wheels under the other vehicle's?

Was there noticeable acceleration / deceleration viewed by the officer?

I'm thinking the officer won't ...

I got a Failing to Stop 136 (1)(A) ticket, in the officer's notes it says I "slowed to Approx 30km/h."

In fact, I did stop as the officer's view was obstructed by another vehicle adjacent to him. Also he was perpendicular to me, I was driving Southbound and he was driving Eastbound at the intersection. From my research, when speed is visual ...

so can I bring one of these Dry-Erase board and use it during my defence?

http://www.staples.ca/ENG/Catalog/cat_s ... xedcode=WW

Do the courts provide a big presentation pad and marker or a marker and board or any sort of device that I can use during my defense to illustrate to the Justice about my traffic violation?
Specifically at the York Region Court on 50 High Tech Road in Richmond Hill?

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If anybody wants to know, go to the office where you ask for a trial date.
For me it was 50 High Tech Road in Richmond Hill.

I was just reading ticket combat's website and noticed that if the filing date is beyond seven days it is a fatal error, http://www.ticketcombat.com/offences/fatal.php

How do I go about to find out when my ticket was filed?
Btw, my offence happened in York Region and Provincial Offences Office is at 50 High Tech Road.

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any arguments to get the Stay stick?