Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter.- Alberta not swayed by Ontario sex trade ruling - Calgary Herald http://is.gd/fAuLP
- Supreme Court ruling could 'break the web' - Canada.com http://is.gd/fAuP0
- US judges grill lawyers in Conrad Black case - Macleans.ca http://is.gd/fB4NY
- NY Judge Finds Nothing Private About Facebook Postings - Wall Street Journal (blog) http://is.gd/fAuUr
- Ruling means City of Toronto obliged to clear icy laneways http://natpo.st/daBuxE
- BigLaw Could Lose 17,500 Non-Partner Jobs in Upcoming Years http://is.gd/fAuH8
- Ontario Will Support Feds As They Appeal Prostitution Law: McGuinty http://is.gd/fAw3g
- Former prostitute 'shocked' by Ont. court decision http://is.gd/fAwey
- Obama to finally punish torturers! http://is.gd/fBsBh
- Prenups on the Rise http://is.gd/fBsKN
- Disputed India Holy Site to Be Divided, Court Rules http://is.gd/fCbbk
- Feds, Ontario Appeal Court Ruling on Prostitution - 580 CFRA Radio http://is.gd/fBsvy
- Hulk Hogan Settles Suit Over Cereal Ad Featuring ‘Hulk Boulder’ Character http://is.gd/fCbdL
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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