I just published Canada’s New Bail and Sentencing Law: What Bill C-14 Means medium.com/p/canadas-ne...

When the Science Is Right but the Story Is Wrong open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published Sentenced as a Youth at 37 medium.com/p/sentenced-...

Retired Edmonton Police Officer Avoids Criminal Record for Sharing Secret Information open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

This week on Weird & Wacky Wednesdays: A fake immigration court complete with actors playing judges. Disbarred lawyers who allegedly kept practising for years. And a man accused of winning 26 court cases despite never qualifying as a lawyer. https://loom.ly/NxsanPs

Police called a lawyer 9 times, but never identified the client. In R. v. Belliard, the court found this violated the accused's Charter right to counsel because police must make reasonable efforts to connect a detainee with their lawyer of choice. Know your rights. https://loom.ly/Y7WD73g

The Jill Bennett Show: Parent receives ticket after 12 year-old child riding e-scooter hits car “There is a responsibility that adults have towards young people in their care for which they’re exercising supervision.” -Kyla Lee https://loom.ly/av63Z3o

I just published Why Immediate Roadside Prohibitions Don’t Reduce Recidivism But Criminal Charges Do medium.com/p/why-immedi...

When a Charter Challenge Ends With a Bill Payable to Government open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published When the Accused Is a Police Officer: How Impaired Driving Cases Against Police Are Handled medium.com/p/when-the-a...

Summer Counterattack Season Starts Now open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

Should immigration sponsorship rules recognize parent-child relationships created through cultural and religious practices that don't fit traditional adoption models? This case explored how immigration law responds to different understandings of family and parenthood. https://loom.ly/y20yn_s

I just published What Is a Dangerous Offender? medium.com/p/what-is-a-...

Do You Have to Give Police Your Name in BC? A “Sovereign Citizen” Traffic Stop Tests the Limits open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

Parent receive ticket after 12-year-old child riding e-scooter hits car GUEST: @kylalee.ca podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/t...

I just published The Constitutional Fight Over Stacked Parole Ineligibility medium.com/p/the-consti...

Careless Driving, Dangerous Driving, Criminal Negligence open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published Your Child, Their Vehicle, Your Responsibility: What B.C. medium.com/p/your-child...

When a Car Becomes a Weapon: The Line Between Dangerous Driving and Murder open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

CBC’s On The Coast with Kyla and @vancolour.bsky.social: Soapbox Social: FIFA is in town & Axon body-worn cameras “…that technology relies on artificial intelligence. I’m concerned about the potential for error and for people to be misled or misinformed as a result of it.” https://loom.ly/sGjaf2M

A new episode of Driving Law is out now! Kyla Lee discusses BC’s spike in motorcycle fatalities, e-scooter and ATV safety, ICBC’s new online testing system, and concerns about removing the second road test. Listen now on all streaming platforms! https://loom.ly/1PXCtfE

I just published Eyes in the Sky: What Vancouver’s New Police Drones Mean for Your Charter Rights medium.com/p/eyes-in-th...

Canada’s New Online Harms Law, Part 2: The Problems With Bill C-34 open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

Canada’s New Online Harms Law open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published The Last Casualty of BC’s Health Ministry Firings medium.com/p/the-last-c...

This week on Weird & Wacky Wednesdays An $88M Crown Jewels heist. Three stolen masterpieces in under 3 minutes. A Pokémon card robbery completed in 39 seconds. The theft is often the easy part. Selling the loot without getting caught is where things usually fall apart. https://loom.ly/rK2qj3k

I just published BC’s New ‘Restricted Class 5’: How One Ticket Could Cost You a Year medium.com/p/bcs-new-re...

The Case for a Voir Dire Before Admitting AI-Based Evidence open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

Kyla Lee joined Paul Henderson on the Something Worth Hearing podcast for a conversation about Alberta separation, constitutional law, Indigenous consultation, and why the legal path for a province leaving Canada is far more complicated than many people realize. https://loom.ly/14DrwDY

R. v. Cade 2026 BCCA 106 is a reminder that complexity is not a free pass for delay. The Crown must take proactive steps to avoid breaching Jordan ceilings or risk a stay of proceedings. Read the full breakdown on the blog. https://kylalee.ca/defence-delay-complex-criminal-cases/

Your Phone, Your Rights open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published More Than a Kids’ Ban: What Canada’s Online Harms Bill Could Mean for Criminal Liability and Your… medium.com/p/more-than-...

“I think that the comments are inappropriate. This is the function of the rule of law, and the premier, being the premier of the province and a lawyer, should respect the institutions that we have in place.”- Kyla Lee https://loom.ly/b12duSI

What happens when new evidence is discovered after a trial, but that evidence would have required a screening application to be admitted? This case explores whether the traditional test for fresh evidence on appeal is enough in sexual assault cases. https://loom.ly/5DISDcA

“The Law Doesn’t Apply to Me”: Why Sovereign Citizen Arguments Always Fail open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published How Much Does Mental Illness Reduce a Sentence? medium.com/p/how-much-d...

I just published Ghost Guns and the Law medium.com/p/ghost-guns...

From Defendant to Plaintiff open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

When an MLA Is Charged: Special Prosecutors, Next Steps, and a Gap in BC’s Rules open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published When the Clock Runs Out medium.com/p/when-the-c...

A new episode of Driving Law is out now! Paul and I discuss a BC obstruction case involving a self-described sovereign citizen, a surprising decision on flight from police, and whether running a stale red light amounts to dangerous driving. Listen now: https://loom.ly/V5YY9rk

CBC’s On The Coast with Kyla and @vancolour.bsky.social: Soapbox Social: There’s a new BC Conservative leader in town “I think there is a division in the party, and uniting people is going to be a challenge...” https://loom.ly/rd3TUGQ

This week on Weird & Wacky Wednesdays: No Car Required. An impaired e-scooter rider. An impaired Sea-Doo operator. An impaired snowmobiler. Plus a DUI stop that ended with police finding a homemade cannon in the trunk. Read Volume 401 now. https://loom.ly/zREbvug

Can dangerous driving be excused as self-defence? In R. v. Lafferty, a driver's attempt to escape a confrontation led to the death of an innocent bystander. The Court of Appeal examined whether fear justified the driving conduct. The conviction was upheld. Read more: https://loom.ly/p23iGbQ

Is Vandalizing a Rainbow Crosswalk a Hate Crime? open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published ‘I Murdered My Ex-Wife’ medium.com/p/i-murdered...

The Allen Schoenborn Case and the Limits of Detention open.substack.com/pub/kylaleel...

I just published Out on Bail and Back Behind the Wheel medium.com/p/out-on-bai...

Can a doctor owe a duty of care to someone who isn't their patient? This case explored whether healthcare providers can be held liable to third parties who are harmed after a patient is released from treatment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18LEb1HUEKM

I just published 30 Is the New 50: Richmond’s Lower Speed Limits medium.com/p/30-is-the-...