This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday a mother is in trouble for letting her 10-year-old get a tattoo, the ultimate ‘Florida man’ is facing battery charges, and a truck gets stuck under an overpass in Ontario…but not in the way you’d think.
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A lot of people are familiar with the fact that British Columbia has speeding laws and many people have received tickets, but despite how common they are, most people don’t know as much as they think they know about speeding laws.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday a woman wearing a D.A.R.E t-shirt is caught…with drugs, a vegan woman in the UK calls the mice infesting her house her ‘pets’ and a man tries his hand at a disguise to board a ferry he is banned from.
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There’s a lot of talk on the internet about disclosure in a traffic ticket case. Disclosure is required to be provided by the Crown upon request in a traffic ticket case, but what types of disclosure you get may surprise you.
The Crown’s duty, as a result of a Supreme Court of Canada case called Stinchcombe, is to disclose all the relevant material in its possession. This includes all things that may prove your guilt or vice versa, things that could prove your innocence.
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What types of disclosure can I get for my traffic ticket case? Read More »
This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday a neighbourhood Halloween display causes controversy, a Florida town Mayor gets violent during hurricane clean up and a man in Illinois gets three years for defending himself…with an illegal gun.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday a trailer full of bat feces was stolen in Nebraska, a man was charged for punching a flight attendant mid-flight and three Florida men were caught trying to steal traffic lights.
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An investigation is underway after Surrey RCMP say a group of men “swarmed” an officer’s police cruiser in the Strawberry Hill area of Surrey earlier this month, although a number of witnesses claim the situation was instigated by the officer.
The incident was captured on several videos filmed by members of the public at Surrey’s Strawberry Hill Plaza on Sept. 11, just after 9 p.m., when a confrontation took place between a group of South Asian men and the police officer.
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Kyla Lee, a Vancouver-based criminal lawyer, says the Surrey RCMP officer’s conduct seen in the videos concerned her.
“The way that the papers were thrown at the person that he was serving the papers to is far below the standard of professionalism that we expect, and more concerning than that was the very dangerous maneuver the officer made when he pulled out of the parking spot.”
Read the full story here.
This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday a Florida family got into a physical fight over Chinese food, the COO of the Beyond Meat company got into an interesting fight and a stolen car ended up in a messy situation.
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Traffic ticket convictions are difficult to dispute. They involve a complex process of filing documentation, ordering transcripts, and then serving the right offices. Finally, you must prepare a written argument and make an argument in court in front of a judge. This blog post will explain the steps to help you successfully appeal a traffic ticket conviction.
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Do I need a lawyer to appeal my traffic ticket conviction? Read More »
The decision to provide a day off to public sector workers in B.C. on Monday to coincide with the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II is having unintended consequences.
The national holiday means ICBC appointments and court cases will need to be rescheduled. British Columbia announced on Wednesday plans to give all public sector workers and Crown corporation workers the day off.
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“I was very disappointed to hear that the courthouses would need to be shut down to mark the passing of the Queen. There are a lot of matters across the province that have been scheduled for a long time and this will have a domino effect on future cases. Each case that has to be rescheduled for Monday is going to push out another case that needs to be moved in order to accommodate the rescheduling of Monday’s hearings”
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