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A year after Canada introduced the legal, recreational cannabis market, the “vibrant” black market for marijuana remains a problem, says the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police. … Kyla Lee, founder of the Canadian Impaired Driving Lawyers Association, has been monitoring the impaired driving caseload and said there hasn’t been a marked increase in cannabis-impaired driving since legalization. Under […]

CALGARY – Police, lawyers and advocates say that one year into cannabis legalization, Canada has a long way to go toward stamping out the black market and pot-impaired driving. … Vancouver impaired driving lawyer Kyla Lee said fears that legal cannabis would lead to a surge in impaired driving do not seem to have materialized.

SAANICH (NEWS 1130) – It’s another case of someone getting a pricey ticket for having a cell-phone in their car’s cup-holder. A man on Vancouver Island has taken to Twitter to share his story and it’s leading a local lawyer to demand more clarity from the province. … Vancouver lawyer Kyla Lee says it’s not illegal

VANCOUVER—Vancouver police have apologized and cancelled a distracted driving ticket issued to a driver who was fined for having a cellphone in the cupholder of her car, according to her lawyer. Driving lawyer Kyle Lee said she is pleased with the decision. “I am pleased the VPD took swift action to review the circumstances in

VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – If your phone is simply charging in the cup holder of your car, do you deserve a ticket and $368 fine for distracted driving? That’s the question being raised by man who says his mom, in her 70s, was handed her first ever citation in over 50 years of driving in B.C.

Some attorneys are quitting at least partially because they are swamped by the amount of video footage they have to review from the police-body-worn-cameras. … Kyla Lee does not see it as an issue. According to her, it is easier for her to do her job effectively when she could see what actually happened at

Kyla Lee, an attorney, explained that the white woman’s insult to China in Richmond last Friday did not constitute a criminal charge. For the city’s Mounted Police to refer to the woman’s actions as insufficient to constitute an allegation, counsel Kyla Lee explained that the allegations could not be related to Canadian hate speech criminal

The Richmond woman whose disturbing racist rant was posted on social media will not face criminal charges. … It doesn’t rise to the level of anything that is criminal. There was no disturbance to the public peace based on the commotion that was caused in the parking lot. To watch the news clip, click here.

As the investigations continue into the death of 14-year old Carson Crimeni, we check in with Criminal Defense Lawyer Kyla Lee to analyze this case and find out who could potentially face criminal charges. … There is a number of people that could face criminal consequences as a result of this. Obviously anybody who provided