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Driving Law episodes

September 10, 2022 Episode 226: Special Austin Edition
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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30 min
September 03, 2022 Episode 225: Delta Force Enforcement and Tremblay Case
For the inaugural podcast at our new office, Kyla and Paul look at how the Delta Police and ICBC have chosen to enforce distracted driving. They also look at the Tremblay case and all the reasons why it was sent for a new hearing.
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28 min
August 26, 2022 Episode 224: TLABC Challenge and Social Stigma of DUIs
On this week's podcast, Kyla and Paul look at the results of the TLABC challenge for minor injury claims. Additionally, they cover the less common topic of stigma of people found guilty of DUI charges. Finally they talk about the outcome of an ICBC class action lawsuit.
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37 min
August 19, 2022 Episode 223: BCGEU Strike and Drug Decriminalization
For your listening pleasure, Kyla and Paul talk about how the BCGEU strike actions could affect the justice system. They look at how delays could lead to larger problems for people with an IRP. Also, they analyze Canada's approach to narcotics in general.
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33 min
August 12, 2022 Episode 222: Staffing Shortages and Soon as Practicable
On this week's podcast, Kyla and Paul warn of how staffing shortages at the RCMP lab would delay blood and urine analysis requests. They highlight a Nova Scotia case as a good example of as soon as practicable.
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36 min
August 05, 2022 Episode 221: Tyre Extinguishers and the New Tent City
In this episode, Kyla and Paul look at a new form of climate protest and where it ranks in police enforcement. They also look at new possible roadway lane usage ideas. For the featured snippet of this week: Like What You Do by Kyla Lee
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30 min
July 31, 2022 Episode 220: Charter Remedies and Drunk Police Officers
On this delayed episode of the podcast, Kyla and Paul examine the current landscape of court of appeal decisions related to charter rights. They look at the consequences of a DUI for a RCMP officer. And a special surprise at the end for long time listeners, a snippet of Kyla's very own song, Softly.
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36 min
July 22, 2022 Episode 219: Definition of a Vessel and Psychological Confinement
On this episode, Kyla and Paul go over the definition of a vessel in English and French! They look at how psychological confinement can be applied in different contexts as well.
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45 min
July 15, 2022 Episode 218: The Happiest Place on Earth Special Edition
From the happiest place on earth, Kyla and Paul gives their opinion on the latest Supreme Court ruling on disbursement and expert evidence regulations. They also analyze the impact of the Roe V Wade decision in the US.
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41 min
July 08, 2022 Episode 217: Appearance of Bias and Blameworthy Conduct
In this episode, Kyla and Paul talk about the importance of impartiality between the prosecutor and the judge. They highlight the differences between careless driving (AB) and driving without due care and attention (BC)
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34 min

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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…