Driving Law

In this week's episode, Kyla talks to Luisa Hlus, a Regulatory Defence lawyer at Acumen Law with experience in handling complex cases involving the regulation of self-governing professions. They discuss the RB decision from the BC Court of Appeal.

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In this episode, Kyla speaks to Monica Kretschmer, founder and CEO of Universal Womens Network. They discuss Monica's new book, Road Show and the impact of women empowerment in leadership roles.

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Kyla Lee is joined by Jan Semenoff, an expert on alcohol breath testing and editor of Counterpoint, the journal of science and the law.

They discuss issues on accuracy and procedure about breathalyzers and blood kits.

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Brandon Moscoe of Acumen Law Corporation is the special guest on this week's show. He talks to Kyla Lee about a proposed parking tax on some gas-powered vehicles in Vancouver.

They also discuss some defences to cell phone tickets, including whether or not having your vehicle in park is a valid defence.

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This week we have special guest Erik Magraken, a personal injury lawyer and author of the BC Injury Law Blog. He speaks to Kyla Lee about ICBC's Fairness Commissioner.

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This week we take a look back at some past episodes about the topic of cannabis-impaired driving.

There's a fascinating interview with lawyer and toxicologist Ron Moore.

That's followed by an interview with cannabis activist, Dana Larsen.

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The special guest on this week's pod is Acumen Law articling student Maryam Majdzadeh.

Maryam talks to Kyla about a traffic ticket case that was delayed for more than a year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The defendant argued the case should be thrown out because the delay infringed upon his right to be tried within a reasonable time. But did the Court see it this way?

Also, the Ridiculous Driver of the Week features a driver who allegedly went more than double the speed limit.

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Former police officer and forensic traffic consultant Grant Gottgetreu is Kyla Lee's special guest this week. They cover topics related to correct police procedure.

A recent case involving a driver, who had a CB Radio in her car, has clarified the law around the use of electronic devices while driving. However, are police expected to stay up to date on case law?

Then, Grant shares his views on another case. Two men were arrested for a non-existent offence. In the course of the arrest, the men were suspected of a separate offence of manslaughter. Now, the Supreme Court has to decide if any of the evidence is admissible.

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Kyla Lee and Emma Wilson talk about the week's big driving law news including a case in which a man was pulled over on suspicion of drug possession for the purposes of trafficking. The case raises issues surrounding disclosure which could have an impact on driving law.

The Ministry of Public Safety has told ICBC not to issue new driver's licences to people who have outstanding COvid-19 fines. Kyla and Emma discuss what measures ICBC has to uphold fines and also whether or not using these powers to enforce Covid-19 restrictions is fair.

An interesting driving law case raises the issue of whether police are allowed to question passengers during a traffic stop. Are passengers being lawfully detained in such instances?

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A driver convicted of dangerous driving has got Kyla and Paul talking this week. They examine how sentencing works for dangerous driving and also when a discharge may or may not apply.

This week marks the introduction of no-fault vehicle insurance in BC. A recent case already suggests it will have some problems. A nurse who was injured in an accident found herself in a dispute with ICBC after it denied her full claim.

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