Yep, absolutely you can still fight the charge. It just means your defence options are somewhat more limited and you'll have to try and raise reasonable doubt that the offence took place. Some common defence arguments are the radar wasn't properly tested or the speed reading was from a different ve...

Can you explain this ABSOLUTE LIABILITY more? Are you basically saying that if the officer follows all procedures correctly, doesn't make any error on the ticket, and shows up for court, your doomed to lose the case. Is there no argument you can make? Is there a good way to attack the officers credi...

If you notice a speed trap and you really just don't like the police - is it against the law - like obstruction of justice - to point out to others that there is a speed trap up ahead? Can you circle around and stop somewhere ahead of the trap and hold a sign saying cops ahead or something? -Just cu...

50km/h, Early morning (Days), 1 marked cruisers, radar, Cop sitting in cruiser monitoring traffic speeds on Grand Marais Rd E. Many people are using this road to get to Walker road in the morning - heavy traffic.

So today I got pulled over *edited* in Windsor, ON. *edited* Unfortunately everything on the ticket is correct. He used some hand held radar gun. 72km/h in a 50km/h zone. I will choose option 3 and see if a prosecutor will lower to 0 demerit points. If so I may accept. There are my questions: 1) If ...

I also had a 136km/h speeding ticket on the 401 (100km/h zone) just south of London, ON in ELGIN County on Sept. 11, 2009. The officer in this instance pulled over 2 cars - one being me - at the same time. I decided to follow option 3 and then met with a prosecutor, *edited* He would not lower the c...