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still waiting for trial date.
- Thread starter Xtina
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Many months. Given that your trial won't likely be for more than a year from the date of the infraction notice, it's too early to be worrying quite yet. Use the time to make sure your notes about the event are full and complete.
when can I file for 11b?
Generally speaking the delay should be 13 months or more before trial, if you hope to succeed. You have to be careful to file close enough to the trial date that it won't be moved up, but leaving enough time that it would be considered reasonable. I would say 6-8 weeks before the trial date, but others may say otherwise.
If that's the case, then you might want to consider hiring a pro.
yep in Toronto.
I'm going to but they usually go for just a reduction. Sleazy b*******
MarcosSantiago
Well-known member
Is it because other previously existing tickets?
Or because this is a big ticket?
If it is speeding, as you already noted, you can usually work something out yourself (reduction), as well as any paralegal would do it.
She hasn't specifically asked for my help although I'd have no problem offering it if asked.
Even though case law is 11 months, the judge weighs the options to determine how "unreasonable" the delay is, on a case by case basis.
-Jamie M.
OpenGambit
Banned
Its not a bright line test.
hire redline, they will cost a bit more but they don't do what you could already do (get a reduction).
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