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Welcome to the last episode in the 4-part series, How to Run (and Hopefully Win) Your IRS 2.0. This episode is a how-to guide for the preparation of written and oral arguments in Immediate Roadside Sanction cases. If you received a NAP and you want to know what is involved in fighting it, this is the episode for you. Shannon Gunn Emery leads you through the preparation of written arguments and what to expect in the oral hearing. Receiving a Notice of Administrative Penalty for an impaired, a refusal or an excessive blood alcohol content can be life-altering. Information is key to being able to handles the stress of a virtual SafeRoads hearing.

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This is the third part in the 4-part series on the 2024 updated version of How to Run (and Hopefully Win) Your IRS. In this Legal Eyes episode, Shannon Gunn Emery explores some of the cases and arguments that she has been using to leverage wins for her clients who receive a Notice of Administrative Penalty. With "Arguments That Win Cases", you can gain a better understanding of some of the defences that have developed since the original episode of How to Run (and Hopefully Win) Your IRS hit the soundwaves in 2022.

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In this second part of How to Run (and Hopefully Win) Your IRS 2.0, Gunn Law Group introduces you to CanLii. You really need to learn about this online legal search engine! If you want to know how to find and research cases and legislation, this is the spot for you. The skills you will learn in this how-to podcast will help whether you are facing charges, trying to fight a Notice of Administrative Penalty or you are just curious. Always be aware that this podcast series is not a substitute for legal advice. Call us at 780-488-4460 to get a lawyer who knows what they are doing working for you!

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This is the first part of a four-part series called How to Run (and Hopefully Win) Your IRS 2.0. This follows up on our very popular episode from 2022. A lot has happened in the last two years and so we are bringing this new and updated version. Plus, Gunn Law Group has broken the steps down into four episodes so that if you only need help with one or two parts, you do not need to listen to everything. If you wonder what a lawyer could do for you, this informative series will be a legal eyes-opener.

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How does one testify in Court? If you have been called as a witness or you re one of the parties in an upcoming Court proceeding, you probably have lots of questions! Shannon Gunn Emery, one of the lawyers with Gunn Law Group, spells out what to expect and how best to prepare so that your evidence will come out as well as possible when you are on the stand.

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Do you like to listen to real-life crime dramas as you go to sleep? Are you always searching for ways to get to dreamland faster? Well, Shannon Gunn Emery, one of the lawyers with Gunn Law Group has the solution for you. Shannon invites you to hear all about the case of R. v. Sullivan, 2022 SCC 19. Sweet dreams!

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If you lost your impaired driving administrative appeal, you likely have a lot of questions. Yes, it's a loss, but there may be something you can do about it. This episode of Legal Eyes explores "judicial review" in the context of IRS (Immediate Roadside Sanction) appeals. Judicial Review is like an appeal of the first SafeRoads hearing. Shannon Gunn Emery, one of the lawyers with Gunn Law Group, talks about the various steps, costs, license suspensions, and arguments that arise when one embarks on a judicial review of a SafeRoads Adjudicator's decision. You may have lost your appeal of the NAP (Notice of Administrative Penalty) (we are all about acronyms and parentheses) but don't despair! This podcast will help you to make the right legal decisions for your case.

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Ever wonder why in some criminal cases expert witnesses are called and in others there are none? How does one choose an expert? Shannon Gunn Emery goes through some of the considerations lawyers keep in mind when it comes to experts, both in the criminal law context and in family law.