Highway Traffic Act
Provincial Offences are prosecuted in a separate court from criminal charges. Although there is no risk of a criminal record when charged with a provincial offence, the consequences can be significant.
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Loss of licence, temporarily or permanent
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Requirement to undertake driving program
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Significant fine
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Increased insurance cost
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Potential custody on serious matters
The nature of the charge will determine what options you have in your case. Generally, the following stages will take place:
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Ticket or summons issued
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Request trial or resolution
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Request disclosure in the matter
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Attend court and discuss case with prosecutor
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Resolution or trial
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Contact us now to discuss the specific charge and to develop the best defence for you.
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OTHER PROVINCIAL OFFENCES
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Environmental Protection Act
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Insurance Act
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Occupational Health and Safety Act