ah yes thanks so much guys, but what does "I was never served notice of circumstances beyond my control" mean. Could you give me an example please.

Hey everyone, I have fought a few tickets (mine and my families and friends) and been succesful in getting tickets dropped with just asking for a disclosure. I had one last ticket to fight this month on the 2nd but i thought it was on the 14th. I really messed up but this season i have become so tied up with work, school, work soccer team and volunteering.I sent my disclosure request by fax a couple months ago with the court date set for the 14th. Anyways, i really want to win this last ticket i have from a year ago so my record can become clean asap. How do i go about brining this case back t...

so here is my first topic
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1546.html

now my court date is next week, i have sent to disclosure requests using the template from ticketcombat, but i have not receivec any reply.

my plan is to go in next week and ask for an adjournment for not having my case ready due to lack of disclosure from prosecutor.

Is this my best option?

your said, dont bother? why not?
I mean if i was told that it was going to take 6 months after i submitted the i wish to fight this ticket, it would make sense for me to send it after i received the news that it would take 6 months.

I dont think that anyone who is fighting their first ticket would ever expect it to take 6 months and take that letter with them in advance for the submisiion of their request to fight the ticket.

Main thing im asking is, should i send the letter now or should i wait to send until i get my court date so i send it with the request for disclosure letter together?

on ticket combat it says so to send in a letter to the prosecutor saying that you are stressed not knowing the outcome of the trial and you are requesting a sppedy trial to get trial over with and relieve stress.

should i send it in for further proof of unreasonable delay in lieu of court?

So, I have chosen option 3 for my ticket, trial option.
Now they said wait six months to get your court date by mail.
I was reading on ticketcombat.com that i should send 2 letters.
one for a speedy trial and one for disclosure.
does anybody know when is the good time to send these letters?
should i wait for the six months to get my court date or send them out asap?
-Hector

So, I have chosen option 3 for my ticket, trial option.
Now they said wait two months to get your court date by mail.
I was reading on ticketcombat.com that i should send 2 letters.
one for a speedy trial and one for disclosure.
does anybody know when is the good time to send these letters?
should i wait for the two months to get my court date or send them out asap?
-Hector

"That means simply check off that you want a trial, and then a month before it is scheduled, call the Prosecutor's office and tell them that you want to plead guilty and avoid a court date. This gives them enough time to cancel the court date and the officer. " i am fighting another ticket, a no left turn, i hope to win because of the bilingual act in toronto. the method i took to request a court date was in person at the office near black creeck. Can i do the same thing, and just check off not guilty and request court date in person?, then theyre going to tell me wait 6 months for m...

I received a ticket for speeding 40km/h over, I asked for mercy. He reduced to 15 km/h, which is still a conviction but no demerit points. I have 2 convictions already, This third one will kik me off my belair insurance and will make me go to facility association insurance company. I cannot afford to pay that type of insurance, its double close to triple what i pay now. what are some good options? facts: -I confessed to the officer i was speeding. - Officer wrote "r" for reduced on ticket and warned me if i fight he will bring up the original speed i was going at -My other 2 tickets ...

I received a ticket, no left turn 144(9) at bathurst/ st clair,Below the sign it says "buses excepted. If i fight this with the bilingual act, will i win?