- Step 1FIGHT THE TICKET
If you don't want to fight your ticket or go to court, read this section! - Step 2REQUEST A TRIAL
We show you what to do. It only takes 15 minutes. How easy is that! - Step 3PREPARATION
Preparation is the key to success. Do your homework. - Step 4PRE-TRIAL STRATEGIES
Your trial has been scheduled. Now the fight begins. Here's what you need to do. - Step 5TRIAL STRATEGIES
What to do, what to say, and what not to say.
Advanced Disclosure Techniques
Sometimes the requested information is too large or the prosecutor may deem the information you request irrelevant to the trial. They don't want to be bothered with photocopying everything. They will deny you disclosure and hope that you go away. Or they may not respond to you at all.
What they are doing is playing with you to see how much you know. They are trying to force you to justify what you asked for. If you can't see the material, how will you know if you need it or whether it is relevant?
To appear reasonable, you should offer to examine the material in the prosecutor's office to determine its' relevance in order to make a case for disclosure. Your request should sound reasonable in order to force the prosecutor's hand. Upon review, you can request copies of specific pages. This is usually the case for radar or laser operating manuals.
Your Ticket
Your Options Demerit Points Insurance Hike Fines Fatal ErrorsOffences
Parking Tickets Stop Signs No Seat Belt