Happy Friday! I hope that all of our readers enjoy their weekends.
Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter.
- Rule of Law Is Alive and Well Outside the United States http://bit.ly/aUp7zS
- Quebec judge upholds secrecy rights of notaries - Montreal Gazette http://is.gd/g2ZMD
- Tories opposed to posting jobs for strippers, escorts: Finley - Toronto Star http://is.gd/g2HdT
- Judge-cum-Comedian's Appeal Tests N.J. Court System's Sense of Humor http://is.gd/g2GMF
- Obama Seeks Stay on Don't Ask, Don't Tell Ruling (Charlie Savage/New York Times) http://is.gd/g2qk0
- Colleagues: Judge in gay court case not 'activist' http://is.gd/g2q0D
- Lawyer Injured in Cheney Hunting Accident Considers Himself Lucky http://is.gd/g2pZ6
- Judge hears arguments in Facebook case; where does Zuckerberg live? - Hornell Evening Tribune http://is.gd/g2pVI
- Legal aid, missing women, RCMP on justices' agenda http://is.gd/g2pBy
- On Niqabs in Court, Canadian Court Suggests Balancing Test http://is.gd/g2pxK
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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