In some very positive news, the Chilean miners that were trapped underground for 69 days were rescued yesterday!It was extremely captivating to see them rush to their families, finally free. In case you missed it, here's a video of the first miner being transported out.
Here are more of today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter.
- Loonie hits parity with U.S. dollar http://is.gd/g1sMq
- U.K. cleric: Rape is impossible within marriage http://is.gd/g1sQV
- Public's faith in judge selection has been shaken: Bastarache - Montreal Gazette http://is.gd/g1pXD
- NJ abortion doctor's license is suspended http://is.gd/g1pS8
- Reprimand over Facebook comments violated charter: judge - Vancouver Sun http://is.gd/g1fdx
- Canada court rules on Muslim veil - BBC News http://is.gd/g1dD6
- Judge Hears Arguments In Facebook Ownership Lawsuit - WGRZ-TV http://is.gd/g1dy9
- Facebooking in Court: Coping With Socially Networked Jurors http://is.gd/g19Jj
- Christine O'Donnell pulls a Palin http://is.gd/g1doa
- Supreme Court ponders church abuse case - Toronto Sun http://is.gd/g0Xlj
- Judgment granted in Ontario’s first environmental tort class action http://is.gd/g0VK5
- Privacy Commissioner Troubled by Canadian Government Practices http://is.gd/g0x8f
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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