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Mayors call for more people to be kept in jail before trial and the BCCA said use of lose Vancouver Island rail line

September 16, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: The mayors of Victoria and Esquimalt, who serve as co-chairs of the Victoria and Esquimalt Police Board, have issued a press release suggesting that to prevent police officers from being assaulted and to reduce criminal activity by mentally ill people, more people should be kept in […]

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COVID-19 Related Measures Act vs Human Rights Code and a local government prohibition on building anything unreasonable

September 14, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: Some people opposed to the requirement to be vaccinated for COVID-19 to attend non-essential businesses such as restaurants and bars have suggested that they have a right to do these things because of the BC Human Rights Code. While the BC Human Rights Code does have […]

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Vaccine passports and the Charter, marriage annulment and religion, and Traffic Court by MS Teams

September 3, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: Anti-vaccination protesters have been holding up copies of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and arguing that it prohibits restrictions on unvaccinated people entering restaurants, bars, gyms, and other locations. British Columbia, and several other provinces, are implementing systems to provide digital proof of vaccination […]

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Civil jury trials, bankruptcy for tax debts, and jurisdiction clause in employment contract void

August 27, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: Since the beginning of COVID, civil jury trials have been suspended in British Columbia. Unlike criminal jury trials, which are constitutionally required as an option for people facing more than 5 years in jail, there is no similar protection for civil jury trials. While civil jury […]

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Will unsigned due to COVID recognized, UVic resists class action over parking, and UBC advisor fired for use of gay dating app

August 20, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: In British Columbia, the Wills, Estates and Succession Act sets out requirements for a will to be valid. These include a requirement that a will be signed by the will-maker as well as two or more witnesses. In a case discussed on the show, a 76-year-old woman […]

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Legal authority to restrict unvaccinated people from attending public places and pepper spray as a prohibited weapon

August 13, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: An increasing number of jurisdictions, including New York, Quebec, France, and Israel are prohibiting people who are not vaccinated for COVID-19 from being in public places where people are in close contact, such as restaurants, bars, concerts, and museums. In Canada, the federal government has announced that […]

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Clerk of BC Legislative Assembly has one charge quashed, BCCA finds holding includes with your leg, and a Cathay Pacific class action

July 29, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: The former Clerk of the BC Legislative Assembly, Craig James, was successful in having one of the charges he was facing dismissed. Mr. James was charged on a six-count direct indictment. To be charged by direct indictment, either the Attorney General or Deputy Attorney General need to […]

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Church vs City freedom of expression, anti-SLAPP in the BCCA, and Métis heritage in sentencing

July 26, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: The City of New Westminster cancelled a meeting room rental that had been booked by The Redeemed Church of God for a “Youth Conference”. The City of New Westminster has a booking policy that “restricts or prohibits user groups if they promote racism, hate, violence, censorship, […]

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Fair Creek blockade and the Criminal Code, surveillance of a judge, and a ticket info site

July 19, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: A City of Victoria Councillor was caught on video offering money to a tow truck driver and arguing with an RCMP office, in an unsuccessful attempt to dissuade the tow truck driver from removing cars associated with a logging blockade that has been enjoined by a […]

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Surrogate mother claims affair and seeks child, Statue, church and totem sentencing, and s. 96 courts

July 11, 2021/in Legal News /by mtp_admin

  This week on Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan: After accepting $40,000 for expenses, a surrogate mother is asking to be declared the mother of a four-year-old, and obtain access to the child, on the basis that she claims to have become pregnant as a result of an affair with the child’s father, rather than […]

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