Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter.- The legal issues raised by blogging http://is.gd/go5o6
- Workplace Law as Information Law, Part I – Information Governance Versus Personal Use http://is.gd/go4m1
- Dailey: "Children's Constitutional Rights" http://is.gd/go45r
- Program allows easy hacking of Facebook, Twitter - CTV.ca http://is.gd/go3Hs
- Christine O'Donnell threatened to sue radio station (Andy Barr/The Politico) http://is.gd/go3wq
- Deal Could Set Al Qaeda Murderer Free in 2 Years http://is.gd/go3um
- Conrad Black hints at return to media ownership http://is.gd/go3iq
- Facebook Is Fastest Social Network, LinkedIn Most Reliable - PC World http://is.gd/go3ff
- Actor Randy Quaid and wife released http://is.gd/go2Xu
- Khadr should be returned to Canada: UN official http://is.gd/go2Xo
- Ex-hockey coach Graham James arrested - CBC.cahttp://is.gd/go2W5
- U.S. travel rules make waves across the pond http://is.gd/go2SU
- Court asked for reduced sentence to save jail costshttp://is.gd/go2J3
- Judge Refuses to Nullify Blagojevich Conviction http://is.gd/go2oD
- Appeals Courts Criticize Child Porn Sentencing Guidelineshttp://is.gd/go2o2
- Obama says he's evolving on gay marriage (Josh Gerstein/The Politico) http://is.gd/go2is
- Overtime key issue - Montreal Gazette http://is.gd/go1NT
- Oprah sued for plagiarism by author of booklet http://is.gd/go1Ms
- Rove: Palin lacks 'gravitas' for 2012 run http://is.gd/go1Aw
- Federal Judge Shuts Down LimeWire, Says P2P Site Aided ‘Massive’ Infringement http://is.gd/go1rP
- Ontario court awards $455.7 million following a common issues trial - Lexology (registration) http://is.gd/gmMmy
- Justice Ginsburg Says Nine Women on Supreme Court Would Be Enough http://is.gd/gmKET
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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