Two kinds of kits. Charge kits walk you through one type of Ontario traffic charge, start to finish. Procedure kits are the tools — delay applications, disclosure motions, evidence challenges — that work across charges.
Defend an Ontario "disobey sign" (s. 182(2)) or "proceed contrary to sign" (s. 144(9)) ticket — conventional trial or certified evidence.
Free starter kit: if you were insured but got ticketed for not showing your insurance card, here’s how to handle it.
Defend an Ontario red-light "fail to stop" ticket (HTA s. 144(18)) at a conventional trial.
Defend an Ontario seat-belt ticket — driver (s. 106(2)) or child passenger (s. 106(4)) — at a conventional trial.
Everything you need to fight an Ontario speeding ticket yourself — from your options to your day in court.
Fight an Ontario stop-sign ticket yourself — from your options to your day in court.
How to handle a prosecution that proves its case with certificates or certified documents instead of a live witness — and when you can require the witness in person.