This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, police are looking for a man who went Medieval for an armed robbery. Then, we find another example of the dangers of using Zoom in the legal profession. Finally, we have a lesson for any would-be fake ID owners out there.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we look at the case of a Florida man who really, really loves Florida. Then, we look at how lawyers should not use social media. I mean, they should. Just not in this way. Finally, we examine the case of a lawyer who was engaged in some unusual multi-tasking during a court hearing.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we look at a man who took his revenge on a tow truck company. Then we find out about a couple who went to shameful lengths to get the Covid-19 vaccine. Finally, we examine a dispute that split two neighbours and one piece of property down the middle.
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New Covid-19 testing procedures are now in place at courts across BC. Information about Covid-19 exposures at courthouses is now available to the public. Public health guidance has also been issued for courthouses during the pandemic.
I am really glad that action has been taken at last. I have been concerned for my safety and the safety of my fellow court users for a while now. While long overdue, this is an important and necessary step to protect the public, court staff, officials and lawyers from both sides of the courtroom.
…Covid-19 testing procedures at courts are long overdue but necessaryRead More »
Covid-19 testing procedures at courts are long overdue but necessary Read More »
This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we look at why it is important to always dress smart and look your best… because you never know what will happen! Then we examine something that is truly bananas. Or it’s not bananas. It’s hard to say. Finally, we look at why you should leave a treat for the babysitter but maybe not go too far with that.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we look at a feminist approach to testing the waters of COVID-19 restrictions. Then, we examine the case of a man who provided an unusual but compelling excuse in response to a noise complaint. Finally, we consider the case of an animal cruelty investigation with an unusual twist.
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The BC Supreme Court has again weighed into the distracted driving debate. Specifically, the issue of whether having a loose phone in a cup holder is distracted driving.
First, a bit of background.
…Is using a Bluetooth-linked phone in a cup holder distracted driving?Read More »
Is using a Bluetooth-linked phone in a cup holder distracted driving? Read More »
I am excited to announce that the return of the popular Women’s Suit Drive later this month.
We are once again accepting women’s suits and professional attire to be donated to law students and newly-qualified lawyers.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we examine what the long-term outcome is if you fabricate an elaborate hoax about a child abduction. Then, we go back to the basics by providing some lessons in how to make and how not to make friends. Finally, we look at some, um, creative solutions that are being employed in law firms to get around pandemic protocols.
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I know you do not support impaired driving. I know you do not believe that people who are charged with or under investigation for impaired driving offences deserve all the legal support and protection that any other person accused or investigated for any other offence is constitutionally entitled to.
But you’re wrong. And I’d like to ask you to listen, because I want to change your mind.
…An Open Letter to Those Who Say “If You Don’t Want a DUI, Don’t Drink and Drive.”Read More »
An Open Letter to Those Who Say “If You Don’t Want a DUI, Don’t Drink and Drive.” Read More »
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