The BC murder suspects may have been found dead, but many who expected answers are still feeling like law enforcement is keeping important information under wraps but according to Kyla Lee, the police don’t have any obligation beyond warning the public about dangers, to keep them informed on the progress of investigations.
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The BC murder suspects may have been found dead, but many who expected answers are still feeling like law enforcement is keeping important information under wraps.
Kyla Lee argues that no matter what the public might think, people are NOT entitled to information and answers, as that could hinder police investigations.
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Criminal lawyer Kyla Lee said the people who filmed Carson could be charged with criminal negligence causing death. She added that the action of filming would be enough to show deliberate disregard for the teen’s life, which would allow the Crown to prove the offence.
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Criminal lawyer Kyla Lee speaks with Stephen Quinn about the
death of Carson Crimeni.
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Kyla Lee appeared on the Jeff Andreas show to discuss an off-duty cop that discovered three marijuana plants in a Revelstoke couple’s yard which were inevitably confiscated.
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“If you don’t tell people the threshold, a driver might see the speed-camera sign and slam on the brakes,” said Vancouver traffic-ticket lawyer Kyla Lee. “Now you have the risk of the driver behind them not reacting fast enough and rear-ending them. Or the driver might not brake properly and lose control of their vehicle.”
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Kyla was recently in the TriCity News to discuss whether cops and conservation officers can take your phone.
“If [an officer] arrests somebody, and there’s a phone on them, [they] are permitted to search and seize that phone for the purposes of collecting or preserving evidence related to the offence,” Kyla Lee, a Vancouver criminal lawyer, told The Tri-City News.
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Kyla Lee appeared on The Shift with Drex to discuss how Cannabis impairment charges are very low thus far in Canada.
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