Shelina Lalji

Founder and President

About the Author

Shelina Lalji has spent nearly two decades telling drivers the same thing: “You shouldn’t have to navigate the legal system alone. Here’s how we fix that.” She is the Founder and President of JUSTICEJOLT®: Legal Defence for Drivers©, a virtual legal platform helping drivers across Ontario and Manitoba fight traffic tickets without breaking the bank. She started as a licensed paralegal in 2008 and learned the system from the ground up. By 2015, she became Master Franchisee of POINTTS™ The Traffic Ticket Specialists, expanding traffic ticket defence across Ontario and Manitoba, case by case. The legal community took notice. Shelina was elected as a Bencher at the Law Society of Ontario from 2019 to 2023 and has sat as an adjudicator for the Law Society Tribunal, giving her an inside understanding of how the legal system really works and where it fails everyday drivers. She is currently pursuing her LLB at the University of London. Still learning. Still pushing. In 2025, she launched JUSTICEJOLT®, her boldest move yet, to give Ontario and Manitoba drivers affordable, expert legal representation when it matters most. Outside the courtroom, she mentors the next generation of legal professionals and works as a philanthropist committed to breaking the cycle of poverty across Ontario. Entrepreneur. Advocate. Game-changer.

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Traffic Tickets

Toronto Police

Toronto Police are on to you Don’t try to hide phones in your lap while driving Toronto Police are on to you Starting Monday, Toronto police will begin cracking down…

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Ontario Police Force

Ontario Police Force begins naming, shaming accused impaired drivers An Ontario police force has started naming and shaming all people charged with impaired driving by posting their names online. York…

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Toking in a Car

Winnipeg’s 1st ticket for toking in a car Winnipeg’s 1st ticket for toking in a car issued 1 hour into legalization One hour after pot was legalized, Winnipeg police issued…

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Markham Teen Charge

A Markham teenager has been charged after driving 87 km/h over the speed limit. On April 19 around 10:30 a.m., a York Regional Police officer was giving an educational presentation…

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Rush Hour

Should Canada charge drivers to use roads during rush hour? Chances are if you drive in a city, you are familiar with the pain of rush hour: the highway that slows…

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March Break Driving Tips

Around this time of year, there is more traffic congestion on highways and more kids playing outside. Follow these March Break driving tips to ensure you and your family stay…

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Manitoba RCMP Nab Speeder Going 182 km/h

Manitoba RCMP say a man faces nearly $1,300 in fines after he was caught speeding along the Trans Canada Highway at 182 km/h with two small children in the back seat.…

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Lead Footed Drivers

A recent RCMP speeding enforcement blitz on the east stretch of Anthony Henday Drive resulted in more than 70 vehicles being caught, including two going nearly double the 100 km/h…

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Impaired Driving Charge

Police say a man who crashed a vehicle into a pole in Scarborough overnight will be charged with impaired driving. The collision occurred near Danforth Avenue and Kingston Road shortly…

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Traffic Tickets

Impaired Driving Case

Ontario’s highest court has dismissed the appeal of the 2015 impaired driving causing death conviction of 53-year-old Dr. Christy Natsis, a dentist from Pembroke, Ont. In May 2015, after a…

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