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Re: I don't know if the cop used a radar or not - what next?
did you request disclosure yet? ultimately the longer you wait to resolve the ticket the longer it will be on your record. It's from the conviction da… - 9 Replies
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Re: I don't know if the cop used a radar or not - what next?
you'll know if they'll bump it up to 95 when you receive disclosure. It will state somewhere that he caught you doing 95 but gave you a break and put … - 9 Replies
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- Last post Mon Feb 06, 2012 2:18 am View the latest post
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
Stanton wrote:In my experience JPs typically will allow the requests, since illnesses are considered something unforeseen. just out of curiosity...ho… - 53 Replies
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how the trial went
well today i had my trial, which wasn't really a trial because I was expecting to agree to 65km/h in a 50km/h zone. this is what happened. prosecuto… - 53 Replies
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
i found this case R. v. Zack, [1999] O.J. No. 5747 (Ont. C.J.) Justice Duncan stated "In this day of full disclosure it cannot be an acceptable expla… - 53 Replies
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
Reflections wrote:If you bring that to court and there is still something missing, IMO you are good for a stay. Something being testing notes or other… - 53 Replies
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
Stanton wrote:An experienced traffic officer probably would have tested the radar before and after your stop, but they still need to record the fact i… - 53 Replies
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- Last post Mon Nov 21, 2011 11:36 pm View the latest post
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
i received disclosure for my speeding 72 in a 50. i have posted what i received. a single page with a few lines in point form. no where on the page di… - 53 Replies
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Disclosure missing something
i received disclosure for my speeding 72 in a 50. i have posted what i received. a single page with a few lines in point form. no where on the page di… - 0 Replies
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
hwybear wrote:gabe wrote:No where will you find an 80km/h zone transition directly to a 50km/h zone, that not safe due to a drastic difference in high… - 53 Replies
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
hwybear wrote:gabe wrote:basically i'm fighting the fact its not a 50km/h zone. should I go try to get something done before I enter a plea or enter t… - 53 Replies
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Re: 49 Over on the 400 + some extra goodies...
well the first thing i think you should do is request a trial (this doesn't mean you have to fight the ticket in court...yet). send a request for disc… - 17 Replies
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- Last post Sun Nov 06, 2011 8:51 pm View the latest post
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
as of right now what I have going for me is that the opposite direction on the road has posted signs that say I was in a 60km/h zone. I'm not sure how… - 53 Replies
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- Last post Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:18 pm View the latest post
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Re: Different speed limits on each direction of the road
from what i have right now from the officers notes, there is nothing that shows his radar test before and after his shift. Also he wrote nothing regar… - 53 Replies
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- Last post Sat Nov 05, 2011 10:17 am View the latest post
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Re: valid speeding defence?
hwybear wrote:gabe wrote:It's a real piss off that in an area where the signage is messed up and its a transition zone from 50 or 60 to an 80km/h zone… - 53 Replies
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Re: valid speeding defence?
Stanton wrote: Dont try to apply common sense to the Highway Traffic Act, it simply doesnt work. Right or wrong, the OP has a possible valid defen… - 53 Replies
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Re: valid speeding defence?
Reflections wrote:gabe wrote: so are you saying its possible for one direction of a road can be considered a built up area and the other direction a … - 53 Replies
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- Last post Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:06 pm View the latest post
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Re: Why Steve Jobs never drove with license plates?
yah... what a screw up! Apparently they only sold 4,000,000 of them in the first week. That only works out to about $2-3 billion dollars of sales in… - 9 Replies
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- Last post Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:03 pm View the latest post
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Re: valid speeding defence?
hwybear wrote:gabe wrote:tthe last 50km/h speed limit sign for southbound traffic is 60 metres before the 50km/h speed limit sign for northbound traff… - 53 Replies
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Re: Why Steve Jobs never drove with license plates?
fredfred wrote:gabe wrote:he was busy at the dealership and didn't pay enough attention to what employees at apple were developing when they came out … - 9 Replies
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