Weird and Wacky Wednesdays: Volume Two
In this week’s roundup of weird and wacky legal cases, we look at a case involving an eviction of a family member, a suspension of
Month: May 2018
Here are all the Offences in BC’s Cannabis Act
There has been a great deal of discussion about the British Columbia Cannabis Act, but there has not been a solid breakdown of all of
Driving Law with Kyla Lee: Episode Six
In Episode Six of Driving Law with Kyla Lee, I sit down with Ian Tootill, founder of SenseBC to discuss traffic safety laws in British
Kyla Lee in The Fraser Valley News: New Study – More Assistance Needed For Jurors – Before, During And After The Trial
Fraser Valley – Have you ever had the experience of Jury duty?For many, it’s tedious, boring, long hours and doesn’t pay well at all.For others,
Kyla Lee in Global News: RCMP investigating after officer leaves his 4 young children alone in car
Four young children were found left alone in a vehicle in a downtown Vancouver parkade on Wednesday afternoon.Global BC reporter Rumina Daya was in a
Kyla Lee in The Globe and Mail: Western premiers ask federal government for more help dealing with drug-impaired drivers
Western Canada’s premiers are calling on Ottawa to do more to help their provinces enforce drug-impaired driving laws after the legalization of marijuana this year.A
Distracted Driving and Impaired Driving: Is there a lesser of two so-called evils?
An ongoing case recently aired at a small claims court in BC could have wider implications for insurance cases in the province. A driver named
Weird and Wacky Wednesdays
The law is a funny thing. It applies in all sorts of really interesting scenarios, and much of it seems rather straightforward. But sometimes the
Driving Law with Kyla Lee: Episode Five
On Episode Five of Driving Law with Kyla Lee I sat down with Paul Doroshenko from Acumen Law Corporation. We talked about the changes to
Challenging Radar Readings in Traffic Ticket Cases
Challenging a traffic ticket for speeding can be difficult. The evidence that an officer must adduce to show that the measurement of speed was accurate
