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With stricter drunk driving laws coming into effect on Dec. 18, a criminal lawyer in Vancouver says the new law infringes on Canadian’s constitutional rights. The new rules allow police to demand a mandatory breathalyzer test at all lawful roadside stops, even if the officer has no suspicion that the driver has been drinking. … […]

Acumen Law has done a study on acid reflux and chronic burping to expose a potential flaw in administering a roadside breathalyzer. Lawyer Kyla Lee says an independent research company surveyed 800 adults. “To determine how often they experience something called acid reflux, which is either regurgitation of stomach contents into the mouth or frequent

Almost a dozen Canadians died every day from opioid overdoses last year. Since 2016, more than 8,000 have lost their lives, primarily to fentanyl. In the States more than 70,000 people died of a drug overdose in 2017, the highest number on record and 9.6 percent more than the previous year. What is the solution? Kyla

ICBC is launching a new pilot project aimed at inexperienced drivers. What they do is they are looking for 7000 new drivers to volunteer to have a gizmo installed in their car that would measure things like their speed, breaking patterns, and levels of distracted driving. It is a pilot project to see how it works.

We all know that driving while impaired is unacceptable. Now that the cannabis act is in place, however, Canadians are concerned that the laws that pertain to cannabis-impaired driving aren’t based on science. In this interview, Kyla Lee, a Vancouver-based criminal defence lawyer who specializes in cannabis impairment gave her perspective on the current state of impairment laws. …

While in San Francisco for the California DUI Seminar, Kyla Lee of Acumen Law Corporation was interviewed by Stirling Faux on Vancouver Consumer. In this interview, she shared some updates regarding cannabis and some of the things discussed during the seminar. … “A lot of People really want to know about the enforcement of cannabis-impaired driving

Acumen Lawyer Kyla Lee was interviewed on The Jill Bennett Show last Saturday, November 17th. She discussed the changes and developments after a month since the legalization of cannabis. … “We have had clients who have been issued tickets for having open cannabis in their car or for smoking or vaping while in a vehicle

VANCOUVER — Canadian police have not seen a spike in cannabis-impaired driving one month since legalization, but there needs to be more awareness of laws around storing marijuana in vehicles and passengers smoking weed, law enforcement officials say. The Canadian Press canvassed police forces and provincial and territorial Crowns across the country and while some

This week marks the beginning of nationwide cannabis legalization in Canada, and with it comes a cloud of new laws designed to put the government in the middle of your next smoke session. Along with provincial regulations that render the sale of THC-infused edibles and concentrates illegal (for now), as well as a ban on products

Access to justice has been a significant issue facing government. As court resources become more scarce, and many people seeking legal assistance cannot afford legal fees, citizens have turned to the government for assistance. One of the proposals to deal with the access to justice crisis in this province has been to compel lawyers to