- 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.
Understand the Rules
There are different sections of law that apply to stay applications. Part 7 of the the Courts of Justice Act covers court proceedings in civil matters (divorce proceedings, child custody disputes, somebody is suing someone, etc.) Your charge is a provincial offence not a civil matter, so this section of law should not apply to you at all.
However, section 95(3) of the Act states that some of these rules do apply to provincial offences courts. Specifically, stay applications based on constitutional questions must adhere to section 109. This section contains the rules you must follow to apply for a stay.
Let's look at section 109 in detail.
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