About this episode

The episode discusses photo radar enforcement in British Columbia and the experiences of young lawyers in the age of AI.

In Episode 451 of Driving Law, Paul Doroshenko is joined by articling students Alice and Alison for a special in-car episode recorded from a vintage 1971 Chevy pickup truck. The episode explores whether British Columbia should expand photo radar and speed camera enforcement, comparing BC’s current system with stricter approaches used in places like Australia and recent restrictions introduced in Alberta. They also discuss public attitudes toward speed cameras, traffic enforcement, and road safety. The conversation then shifts to life as young lawyers, including articling, courtroom experience, imposter syndrome, legal education, and the future of law in the age of artificial intelligence. Paul, Alice, and Alison discuss how AI is already changing legal practice and why human judgment, advocacy, and courtroom skills still matter. Check out the "Lawyer Told Me Not To Talk To You" T-shirts and hoodies at Lawyertoldme.com and "Sit Still Jackson" at sitstilljackson.com.

People in this episode

Host: Paul Doroshenko

Guests: Alice, Alison

Topics covered

• photo radar
• traffic enforcement
• road safety
• young lawyers
• artificial intelligence
• legal education

Keywords

• photo radar
• speed cameras
• traffic enforcement
• young lawyers
• artificial intelligence
• legal practice
• courtroom experience

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: British Columbia, Australia, Alberta

Products: Lawyer Told Me Not To Talk To You, Sit Still Jackson

Places: 1971 Chevy pickup truck

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