26km/h x $3.75 per km = $97.50
+$20 victim surcharge
+$5 costs
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Total payable = $122.50
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Some suggestions:
Forget the AM/PM thing. It will corrected at trial.
If your trial is in May you won't have enough time to re-request disclosure. So concentrate on filing an application for a stay.
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Example:
I have requested disclosure. I also specifically requested a copy of the radar manual and typed copies of the officer's notes, neither of which were provided.
Since the beginning of radar use in Ontario and for the last 50 years (R. v. Grainger (1958), 120 C.C.C. 321 (Ont. C.A.)) in order to obtain a conviction for a speeding charge based on radar, the Crown must show that
* (1)the officer was properly trained to setup and operate a speed measuring device and
* (2) that the device was working properly.
No information has been disclosed to me about the officer's training or the working order of the radar unit.
I suspect the Crown will attempt to establish points 1 & 2 at trial without disclosing this information to me in advance.
The Crown has a duty to disclose information that is useful to the defence in order to know the evidence against them, prepare for trial and make full answer to the charge. (R. v. Stinchcombe, 1991 CanLII 45 (S.C.C.); R. v. O'Connor, 1995 CanLII 51 (S.C.C.)).
The Crown has failed to meet its disclosure obligation and in doing so has violated my section 7 Charter right.
I respectfully request an order allowing the application and granting a stay of proceedings pursuant to Section 24(1) of the Charter.
Easy peasy!