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Ethics Charter

Declared principles for traffic information, statistics, and document tools

Scope: AITicketInfo provides general information and document tools about Quebec traffic tickets. It does not replace a lawyer, a court office, or an official source. This charter is an internal commitment, not a legal, professional, or security certification.

1. Information and anti-hallucination

Visible sources and limits

An important statistic should identify its source, period, sample, and limits. A reference can be missing, unavailable, or misclassified and must be checked in the authorized source before use.

No individual prediction

Aggregated historical frequencies do not predict the outcome of a case and are not a recommendation. OCR and AI outputs may be wrong. They are drafts or review prompts and require human validation.

Correction and abstention

When data, sourcing, or classification is insufficient, the system should say so or abstain. A reported error should be reviewed and, when confirmed, corrected with a trace of the change.

2. Privacy and access

Aggregated public statistics

Public views must not publish an individual profile or the name of a judge, prosecutor, police officer, or defendant. Named information may be viewed in a professional space only when necessary for a case, with authentication, access controls, and logging.

Data minimization

Uploaded documents should contain only necessary information. Applicable outside-Quebec processing, vendors, and retention periods are described in the privacy policy. Displayed consent does not replace a privacy impact assessment required by law.

3. Law, licences, and professional practice

Authorized sources

Use of decisions, metadata, and datasets depends on each source's licence, permission, and terms. AITicketInfo does not claim that public availability alone authorizes systematic collection or storage.

Lawyer independence

Commercial terms and professional functions must be confirmed in the applicable agreement. No Barreau du Québec certification is claimed. Strategy, advice, and reserved legal acts remain the responsibility of the retained professional.

Sources to consult

4. Verifiable governance

Compliance depends on operational evidence, including source permissions, processor agreements, privacy assessments, access controls, logs, and tests. A planned, declared, or under-validation measure must not be represented as certified or fully deployed.

5. Reporting

To report an error, questionable reference, or privacy issue: ethique@aiticketinfo.com. Do not send sensitive documents by ordinary email.

Updated August 27, 2026
Declarative version — no independent certification claimed