“Parking Near A Fire Hydrant”

Courts in Toronto really like photos, as long as they have the following:

- Photographer present in the courtroom for trial

- Photograph taken on date of offence (date/time stamp if digital)

- Originals available (if digital, on CD and in a "raw" format... like we discussed a few months ago)

- Photograph printed at a regular photoshop like Black's, Shopper's Drug Mart Photo Centre or an independent retailer

i see a huge problem with any photo without a "date stamp" embedded on it. Whether it be for defence or prosecution. Photo can be taken prior to, can be taken months after.

The date stamp can be set to any day you want on the camera.

( I found that out, when I noticed my camera resets to the date of manufacture each time I change the batteries )

Just a FYI.

Cheers

Viper1

hwybear wrote:

and a good prosecutor will have that photo tossed from the trial

Hmm, do they really put their sharpest prosecutors in traffic court?