Summary Conviction Procedures Regulation 1 — Canada — Northwest Territories law | Esheria

Summary Conviction Procedures Regulation 1

This regulation sets out who can issue tickets, how offences must be marked on them, which offences can be paid out of court, and when payment or conviction notices must be sent to the court.

Jurisdiction
Canada — Northwest Territories
Instrument
Regulation
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
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About this statute

This regulation sets out who can issue tickets, how offences must be marked on them, which offences can be paid out of court, and when payment or conviction notices must be sent to the court. This segment lists offence descriptions and penalty amounts for forestry, liquor, mine safety, and motor vehicle rules. This segment lists speeding offences and corresponding fines for driving over the speed limit on highways, with different treatment for construction or school zones. This segment lists offences and penalties for recordkeeping, vehicle-operation, parking, and related transport rules. This part lists summary-conviction offences and related compliance duties for public health, food establishment, and disease-surveillance rules.

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