Kyla Lee on Distracted Driving Penalties
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Month: June 2015
Penalties for Distracted Driving
Today the BC Government made an announcement in the middle of its public consultation process about the penalties for distracted driving. Their thinking is that
British Columbia’s DUI Laws at the Supreme Court of Canada
In May of this year, the Supreme Court of Canada heard arguments in two cases on the BC Government’s Immediate Roadside Prohibition scheme. I was
Federal Government has Passed the Victims Bill of Rights
As of June 18, 2015 it’s official: the Federal Government has passed the Victims Bill of Rights and it has been made law by Royal
Thoughts on MADD Canada’s 2015 Provincial Impaired Driving Report
Because I’ve been an impaired driving lawyer for a few years, I have learned that it’s not wise to trust the headlines regarding impaired driving
Cst. Millington Sentence for Perjury – should we hold police to a higher standard?
Today we heard the first sentence to be given out in the Robert Dziekanski perjury trials. Constable Kwesi Millington and Corporal Monty Robinson were convicted
Your 90-Day Prohibition for DUI and Time
In my last post, I discussed the changes to the BC Motor Vehicle Act that were underway. As expected, the legislation passed. Many of the
