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Why Unreliable Breathalyzer Tests are Such a Big Concern in British Columbia

In British Columbia, people can be punished on the basis of a single result on a roadside breathalyzer test. The problem with this method of punishment is that it eliminates the need for all of the procedural safeguards that are otherwise followed in a criminal investigation to ensure that breathalyzer test produce a reliable reading.

This means that many breathalyzer tests that are conducted do not produce reliable results, and this is because factors that can affect the reliability of the test are not identified or noticed by police officers.

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Driving Law Podcast Episode 321: Joint Submissions and Update on Okanagan Bus Crash

On the pre-Christmas episode of the podcast, Kyla and Paul break down the reasons for a joint submission and its implication and importance. They also update us on the Okanagan Bus crash from last year. Listen to the Magraken Moment for an update on ICBC happenings.

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Driving Law Podcast Episode 320: “New and Improved” Trucking Regulations, Deportation, Red Light Cameras and Teslas

On this extended episode Kyla and Paul discuss the “new and improved” trucking regulations, the deportation of Jasikirat Sidhu, the problems of defence with red light cameras and the Tesla autopilot recalls.

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