Provincial Offences Act (POA) Part I and Part III Chart PDF

Summary

This document, likely a study aid or legal reference, covers the Provincial Offences Act (POA). It details the different types of forms and the procedures for offence notices and summons, including timelines and limitations. The document clarifies the procedures for various forms including forms related to setting fines.

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*PART 1 *PART 1 Offence Notice (ticket book) 30 days to serve Offence Summons (ticket book) 30 days to serve ➨ For fines less than $1000.00/No jail $  Green copy  Set fine  Does not have to go to court  Must have set fine + surcharge = total (taken from the Provincial Offences short form wo...

*PART 1 *PART 1 Offence Notice (ticket book) 30 days to serve Offence Summons (ticket book) 30 days to serve ➨ For fines less than $1000.00/No jail $  Green copy  Set fine  Does not have to go to court  Must have set fine + surcharge = total (taken from the Provincial Offences short form wording book) PART III Offence Summons (not a ticket) PART III Long Form Information (not a ticket) Allows for fines greater than $1000.00 and/or jail COURT COURT 4 pages 1-Court 2-Defendant 3-Prosecutor 4-Officer  Pink copy from back of ticket book  Must have court date on it COURT o no set fine o information sworn after the fact o 6 months to lay unless statutory exception o informant may be anyone o summons served after information sworn o affidavit of service sworn after summons served o may be served on other than defendant o no set fine  set fines only (max.  use where no set fine o served on the spot at $1000.00) exists (NSF) in short form the time of offence wording book or want  most efficient method o must be served on person before court  no court date defendant by issuing  fine must not exceed  no need to swear officer $1000 (unless served by o must be sworn after  no jail another officer) served  no need to swear (unless  if no fine specified, JP served by another officer) will quash (cancel) * Both Part I offence notice & offence summons must be filed with court within 7 days of service 1 Part 1 and Part 3 Chart POA Form Offence Notice (yellow copy) Service Limitations     Set Fine Maximum $1000 (not including surcharge) No jail Not for use with young persons    Within 30 days of offence date Personally upon defendant Affidavit of service if other than issuing officer (pink copy from back of ticket book) Summons before Information laid     Part I Summons Other    Maximum penalty imposed in court $1000 No jail May use for young persons (12 years or more but under 16)   Same as above Notice to Parent where defendant is young person (defined under POA-12 to 15 years inclusive)   Provincial offences officers only Penalty for young person is the lesser of set fine or $300  Officer finds person at or near place where offence committed 6 month limitation period, unless by consent or prescribed by Act for the offence Jail where prescribed by Act for the offence    By a provincial offences officer Personal Confirm summons before justice and swear to Information   Provincial offences officers only No requirement for information to be laid as soon as practicable after service Sentence options include probation and restitution 6 month limitation period, unless by consent or prescribed by Act for the offence Jail where prescribed by Act for the offence       (Form 104) Part III Provincial offences officers only Defendant signature not required Filed with court as soon as practicable; and within 7 days of service Sworn information not required Information  (Form 105)   R & PG Under oath before a justice = summons Personal or substitutional service of summons Out-of-province summons: deemed served 7 days after registered mail 2 Part 1 and Part 3 Chart    Any person may lay an information Proof of summons service-written or oral under oath or affirmation Sentence options include probation and restitution

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