Kyla and Paul give their opinions about the BC Law Society's Innovation Sandbox and the role of paralegals. They also discuss a judicial review that they lost but managed to gain valuable insight from.

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Episode 188:  Innovation Sandbox and A Judicial Review

On this week's podcast, Kyla and Paul discuss about published works. They break down the problems of adjudicators in the appeal process and they provide their opinion about the tragic Humboldt Accident.

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Episode 201: A Famous Author and Supreme Court Cases

After skipping the Good Friday Podcast we return with Kyla and Paul discussing the results of their own challenge and one in Ontario. They also look at the different views on the penalties of distracted driving for the penalties and fines.

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Episode 206: Constitutional Challenges and Consequences of Distracted Driving

Happy Birthday Kyla! On this special edition of the podcast, Kyla and Paul look at how speculative assumptions does not equal common sense inference. They take a larger look at the importance of credibility for all involved in the justice system.

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Episode 210: Common Sense Inference and 10B rights (Happy Birthday Kyla!)

Happy Canada Day! On this long weekend, Kyla and Paul look at certificate evidence and the role it plays in red light camera tickets. They look at a BC Court of Appeal case involving Thomas Harding and agree with the decision!

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Episode 216: Canada Day Outdoor Special!

From the DUIDLA Fall Seminar at Austin, Texas Kyla and Paul bring you a special edition of the podcast. They cover the pitfalls of self representation at a judicial review and why you need a lawyer.

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Episode 226: Special Austin Edition

On the first autumn episode, Kyla and Paul look at more of Mr. Maddock's legal endeavours. They also point rookie mistakes in a recently released judicial review BCSC 1650.

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Episode 228: More Sandbox Innovations and JR Rookie moves

Important changes to the Criminal Code relating to impaired driving have been made – and probably not just the ones you've heard about.

Kyla and Paul discuss topics related to saliva testing,  standard field sobriety testing, and more.

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Episode 27: Important changes to Criminal Code, saliva testing, SFSTs

Some big changes are in store for drivers in Canada. 

Significant amendments to alcohol-impaired driving legislation will come into effect in December. Continuing their discussion from last week, Kyla and Paul outline what's to come.

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Episode 28: Significant changes to alcohol-impaired driving charges

Nizar Shajani, a forensic toxicologist, and Jan Semenoff, an expert witness and former police officer, join Kyla Lee for some debate.

In a recent decision, the Supreme Court Court ruled that Crown is not obliged to routinely disclose breathalyzer maintenance records to the defence. Nizar and Jan present conflicting opinions on the ruling in a lively episode.

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Episode 29: Special guests Nizar Shajani and Jan Semenoff

Paul and Kyla dive into the topic of changes to the speed limit on BC's highways.

They also discuss the new offence of having loose cannabis in the car.

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Episode 30: Speed limit changes, having cannabis in your car

Driving law drives the law. Our legal system is shaped and developed by what happens when we are in our cars. Acumen Law Corporation lawyer Kyla Lee discusses with guests all things related to the rules of the road and how it is constantly changing the legal landscape.

Episode 228: More Sandbox Innovations and JR Rookie moves

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