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Enough is Enough: Stop Humiliating and Start Working

May 12, 2025

If you have paid any attention to the legal issues surrounding the use of artificial intelligence in courtrooms, you probably heard about the first case involving hallucinated legal precedence that occurred in British Columbia. You probably heard about it because you read a story in the news, saw it on your television during the 6:00 PM broadcast or you read a post on LinkedIn or some other social media.

What you don’t hear in those news stories, television broadcasts, and social media posts is the underlying circumstances that occurred in this case.

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Weird and Wacky Wednesdays: Volume 348

May 7, 2025

This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays: Heavy Equipment Edition

This week in Bonnyville, Alberta, an individual used a stolen trackhoe to damage RCMP vehicles parked outside the local detachment and dropped boulders in front of the prisoner loading bay. Entertaining? Yes. Startling? No question. But more than anything, it reveals a growing trend: the increased use of construction equipment in crimes—either to “fight the man” or simply to generally cause destruction.

This week’s Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we look at a few other recent incidents where someone jumped into a piece of heavy machinery, got themselves arrested, and ultimately wound up standing in front of judge.

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The Different Types of Self-Driving Cars Permitted in British Columbia

May 1, 2025

A woman rides in a self-driving car on a highway, with her hands off the wheel. A tablet mounted on the dashboard displays a navigation map, and the blurred scenery through the windshield suggests the vehicle is in motion."

In British Columbia, the Motor Vehicle Act defines various levels of vehicle automation based on the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) standards. These levels range from no automation (Level 0) to full automation (Level 5). The Act also regulates the use of these automated vehicles on public roads.

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The Most Common Sentences for a First DUI in Canada: What to Expect

January 30, 2025

A distressed man sitting in a car at night with a police car's flashing lights visible through the window, holding his head in frustration.

Being charged with a first DUI in Canada can be an overwhelming experience, and understanding what penalties you might face is crucial for preparing yourself and navigating the legal process.

A DUI conviction can have significant repercussions, even for a first-time offence, impacting your employment, travel, and personal life.

This post aims to clarify the typical sentences imposed for a first DUI in Canada, explain the factors that can influence these penalties, and emphasize the critical importance of securing skilled legal representation.

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How Much Does a DUI Lawyer Cost in Canada?

January 28, 2025

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Facing a DUI charge can be overwhelming, and one of the first questions many people ask is, “How much will hiring a lawyer cost?” While there’s no fixed fee for DUI cases, understanding the factors that influence costs can help you prepare. Here’s what you need to know about DUI lawyer fees in Canada and why investing in legal representation is often worth it.

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