Kyla Lee interviewed on Global News at 6: former RCMP inspector found not guilty of sex assault
Former RCMP Insp. Tim shields has been found not guilty of sexual assault teh charges in connection with an incident involving a civilian employee.
Month: December 2017
Kyla Lee quoted on Drug & Alcohol Testing Association of Canada
In May of this year, the federal government announced a forthcoming amendment to the Criminal Code for impaired driving offences, which, in the advent of
ICBC needs to clarify requirements for foreign driver’s licences
An example of a foreign driver’s licence that’s valid in British Columbia. (CBC. April 24, 2014) There are often times when the law says one
Kyla Lee on 610AM: Provincial Crackdown on Street Racing and Stunt Driving Misleading
As the provincial government casts itself as getting tough on street racers and stunt drivers one lawyer says what they are really doing is covering
Kyla Lee interviewed on CBC The Early Edition
Starting next July Canada’s marijuana market will be very different indeed. The province answered a few of the questions around selling recreational pot on Dec.
BC has stiffer drunk driving penalties, but little money for enforcement
The CounterAttack roadbock season began once again for British Columbians on Dec. 1. This is the time of year when police officers across the province
New Rules About Street Racing Misleading Says Lawyer — CKNW AM980
The prohibitions for street racing and stunt driving in BC have been significantly extended in an effort to combat these driving offences. At first blush,
New tougher penalties for street racers slammed by local lawyer
VICTORIA (NEWS 1130) – As of December 1st tougher penalties will be imposed on dangerous drivers in BC and a local attorney says the existing
More judges should urge police to comply with Charter rights
In September, all charges against a man and a woman charged as part of a raid on a clandestine drug lab were dismissed after judge
