Decatur wrote: ↑Mon Sep 03, 2018 9:06 pm I'm just curious, where was the alleged offence, and what type of speed measuring device was used. Some of the disclosure doesn't make sense for an officer written ticket.

It was for more than one allegation.

I used the one I found on here. It was helpful, but what helped the most was having my Notice of Constitutional Question turned into a Charter Challenge by the judge. So then I introduced all my challenges that I obtained from here.

I got the operator manual, technical manual, tuning forks certificate, roadside enclosure manual, the photo before and after, technical acceptance certificate, the police training PowerPoint presentation, typewritten police officer's notes, ticket producing procedure. The expert teleconference, leav...

So, I just got my disclosure package. I got most of the stuff that most of you thought I wouldn't get...which is pretty cool.

"a complete free for all" Are you SURE that's what is going to happen? Of is it just something you dreamed up? Do you have any evidence of this happening? Or, do you think common sense will prevail? "Enforcement keeps speeds down" Are you SURE about that? If that was true, then e...

Decatur's case law citing doesn't correlate with his/her implication that the manual isn't available. It seems to me that if I, as a new litigant, wanted to use the manual as evidence, I would have no problem getting the manual. The way I read Decatur's message was that the manual would no longer be...

Yes. I did read it. It appears to me as though the manual is still available, it just has to be retrieved from the police. Which is an O'Connor application. I don't see where there is a refusal to make the manual available. It's just seems to be a jumping of more hoops. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I don't understand? Why wouldn't one just use an O'Connor application and compel the police to hand it over? They simply aren't allowed to use the radar against the recommended use by the manufacturer.

I reveiwed that case. It seems as though the manual is still allowed, you just have to petition the police for it.

I have done the calculations, and there is no way that the officer could have properly conducted procedures in the time span that he had. It was confirmed by the book "The Law on Speeding and Speed Detection Devices Book by A. Shakoor Manraj and Paul Douglas Haines", and I want to be able ...

Hi. I have been researching the law when it comes to introducing evidence to court. I have requested disclosure and am making a Charter challenge on the grounds that incomplete disclosure. In my research, I have discovered a book on radar use in North America, it is essentially the radar bible. Now,...

Jsherk I took your words to heart about asking for disclosure and i am attempting to use your template for asking for all the things you ask for. I went into court today in response to my Notice Of Constitutional Question and was stripped down by the judge saying to me, " You are using the Noti...

Jsherk I took your words to heart about asking for disclosure and i am attempting to use your template for asking for all the things you ask for. I went into court today in response to my Notice Of Constitutional Question and was stripped down by the judge saying to me, " You are using the Noti...

Also, can I argue that defense request for disclosure isn't mandatory? If it was, there would be massive crowding of the courts. Doesn't that mean that the prosecution should have all the evidence they would possibly need at the ready?

Can you tell us what happened?