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This web site provides general information about proceedings in Traffic Court.
For legal advice and advice on possible defence strategies relating to the
charges against you, you should consult a lawyer.
Traffic Court is part of the Provincial Court of Alberta. It deals with offences
(commonly referred to as provincial offences) under many provincial
statutes, municipal by-laws and a few federal statutes. Traffic Court does not
deal with charges under most federal statutes, including the Criminal
Code.
Trials in Traffic Court are generally heard by a sitting justice of the peace
(usually referred to as a Traffic Commissioner). However, Provincial
Court judges hear trials at some locations in the province. A Provincial Court
judge should be addressed in court as Your Honour, and a Traffic Commissioner,
as Your Worship. |
Traffic Publications & Forms
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