A stunt driving charge in Ontario isn’t decided by the officer who stopped you, and it isn’t predetermined — the Crown prosecutor decides from the disclosure in your file.
Written by Jon Cohen, Partner at NextLaw, Ontario’s speeding ticket law firm, based in Toronto and representing drivers in every court in Ontario. Published September
A stunt driving charge in Ontario is always handled in court — but you usually aren’t. Your representative attends the early court dates; you only appear in person if your case goes to trial.
Written by Jon Cohen, Partner at NextLaw, a speeding ticket law firm based in Toronto representing drivers in every court in Ontario. Licensed by the
Is it worth fighting a speeding ticket in Ontario? For most people, yes — and more than it was a few years ago. According to
A stunt driving charge in Ontario is negotiated with the prosecutor one file at a time — so every case gets full, personal attention, no matter how busy the firm is. Here’s exactly how it works.