According to the summary of best practices, what does [T] stand for? (Make sure to write the entire phrase.)
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“Make reasoned judgments and responsible commitments” is whi…
“Make reasoned judgments and responsible commitments” is which of the following core competencies?
What do you need to take an online exam?
What do you need to take an online exam?
How many demerit points apply to the offence of “Driver fail…
How many demerit points apply to the offence of “Driver failing to properly wear seat belt”?
What is the defendant’s standard of proof when proving due d…
What is the defendant’s standard of proof when proving due diligence for strict liability matters?
For how long does the Highway Traffic Act specify a vehicle…
For how long does the Highway Traffic Act specify a vehicle must stop at a stop sign?
Which of the following is NOT a way for police to detect and…
Which of the following is NOT a way for police to detect and measure a driver’s rate of speed?
Scenario for Questions #42-46 The following scenario applie…
Scenario for Questions #42-46 The following scenario applies to Questions #42-46. Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 On March 1, Amanda was in a rush to get to work and spilled coffee down the front of her coat. When she stopped at a red light, she unbuckled her seat belt in order to take her coat off. A police officer happened to notice that Amanda was not wearing her seat belt and pulled her over. Amanda was very upset when the officer charged her, under section 106(2) of the Highway Traffic Act, for not wearing her seatbelt. The officer assured her that it was a minor offence with no possibility of jail time. When she told the officer that she was terrified about going to court, he told her that she could just pay the fine instead of going to court. If the officer didn’t charge her on that date, what would be the last possible day for service of an offence notice on Amanda?
Provincial offences are sometimes referred to as “quasi-crim…
Provincial offences are sometimes referred to as “quasi-criminal” offences.
Aisha was charged with with “Improper right turn” contrary t…
Aisha was charged with with “Improper right turn” contrary to section 141(2) of the Highway Traffic Act. The set fine is $85. What is the maximum fine the justice could impose at trial?