Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- Jim Morrison pardoned for exposure http://is.gd/iu8Bc
- Rob Ford Moves Closer To Axing Vehicle Registration Tax http://is.gd/iu6qG
- Halliburton may pay $500 million to keep Cheney out of prison: report http://is.gd/itnXE
- SIU Investigating 14 Cops For Controversial G20 Arrest http://is.gd/itnTT
- Fines in teen spanking case - Edmonton Sun http://is.gd/itnS9
- In an outsourced world, Ottawa woman stands up for contract employees - Montreal Gazette http://is.gd/isir3
- Court lifts sweeping ban on Victoria Stafford murder trial - Globe and Mail http://is.gd/ishQu
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- WikiLeaks' payment processor to sue card companies http://is.gd/ir9lP
- Senate Tories axing requirement that all Supreme Court judges be fluently bilingual - The Globe and Mail: http://bit.ly/gSBLsZ
- Nicholson 'offended' by Craigslist failure to remove ads http://is.gd/ir2rm
- Polygamist leader Jeffs has trouble finding lawyer http://is.gd/ir2kL
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