Yes you can just go and pay the fine anytime you want and it is all over. But I would suggest you show up to the court date though, and just ask the prosecutor if they will drop it to 15 over and that you will plead guilty to that. They may not agree to 15 over but might agree to 20 or 25 over. Thi...

I have been getting so busy in my life recently that i dont have time to prepare the case. weighing the goods and the bads, i would rather spend more time on my other stuff than fighting the ticket, do anyone know, Could i still choose other options, for example like paying the fine, or stalk to pro...

What you can do is go to the Provincial Offences Office on a day before your trial and ask then for: - a copy of the origincal Certificate of Offence, and - a copy of both sides of the Notice of Offence that you filed. If the change is on BOTH then there is no issue for you to be concerned about. I...

It would be interesting to know when the officer corrected the time on the Certificate of Offence and in his notes. Officers typically testify in Court that they made their notes "shortly after" issuing the ticket (that tends to mean as soon as the officer returns to the car or to the pat...

Did the officer correct the time on the Certificate of Offence, or did the Prosecutor change the time, or did you? Can you scan and post your copy of the ticket? The officer is not allowed to change anything on the certificate of offence after giving you your copy of the ticket (Notice of Offence)....

Hi, all I need some advice in my situation. If you have experience, knowledge or similar situations you have encountered, feel free to leave it in the comments, i greatly appreciate them! On Jan. 4th 2016, I got a ticket for going 139km/h on hwy 401. I was driving home with my friends to Ottawa from...