New Driving Law Episode: Paul and I discuss court review of ICBC tribunal decisions and a motorhome that entered an active runway at Abbotsford Airport. https://loom.ly/v9LXq6U
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Kyla Lee
Профиль VivelyLawyer. Badass. Shameless Self-Promoter. That lawyer from TikTok. https://linktr.ee/kylaleelawyer
CBC’s On The Coast with Kyla and @vancolour.bsky.social: Soapbox Social: Canadians shifting towards supporting NDP amid ongoing wildfires A new online poll from the Angus Reid Institute suggests that one in six 2025 Liberal voters now say they would support the NDP…
I just published Why the Crown Wants 20 Years and the Defence Wants 7 for the Same Surrey Bus Attack medium.com/p/why-the-cr...
What Today's Supreme Court of Canada WE Charity Ruling Means for Every ICBC No-Fault Claim open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...
I just published Your Rights at a Traffic Stop, and What ‘Racial Profiling’ Means in Law medium.com/p/your-right...
This week on Weird & Wacky Wednesdays One drove into an active police scene. One crashed into a police vehicle. One cut off an unmarked police car on the way to a liquor store. Police barely had to look. https://loom.ly/hRL_MV4
Video evidence does not always tell the whole story. I joined Paul Henderson on Something Worth Hearing to discuss Taser use, police force, body-worn cameras and why courts must be cautious about treating video as an objective record of the truth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ-c2RtOeJ0
A record suspension isn't always a clean slate. The Nova Scotia Supreme Court's decision in R. v. Skene confirms that a prior DUI conviction can still increase penalties for a future impaired driving offence. Read more: https://loom.ly/Jh7b3tI
I just published Photo Radar Keeps Winning in Court and Saskatchewan Just Turned the Cameras Back On. medium.com/p/photo-rada...
Charged With Spying at NATO. In Canada, Cases Like This Rarely Get That Far. open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...
I just published Why a Dangerous Driving Charge Ended as a Traffic Ticket medium.com/p/why-a-dang...
Drive Onto a Runway and the Charges Get Complicated open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...
Can a court automatically infer an intent to kill from the close-range discharge of a firearm? This case explored whether categorical inferences are consistent with the presumption of innocence and the rules governing circumstantial evidence.
I just published Second Degree Murder Conviction Overturned, New Trial Ordered medium.com/p/second-deg...
Cooperating With Police Won’t Give You Your Motorcycle Back open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...
I just published If you refuse to evacuate, can you be charged? medium.com/p/if-you-ref...
New Driving Law episode! Paul and I discuss the Pat King appeal, BC's new N driver rules, and an Alberta driver allegedly caught travelling 230 km/h in an 80 km/h zone. Listen now! https://loom.ly/daVrxpo
CBC’s On The Coast with Kyla and @vancolour.bsky.social: Soapbox Social: Who could replace increasingly unpopular Premier David Eby? “The best thing in recent history that I can think of that David Eby can take credit for is standing up to Donald Trump about liquor sales…”
Californians at a Zoning Hearing Are Not “Foreign Interference.” Here’s Why. open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...