I hope all of our readers enjoy our first Friday of 2011! Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- Illinois House Votes to Abolish Death Penalty http://goo.gl/wH6j9
- Civil trial over Courtney Love's tweets about designer postponed to February 8 - http://bit.ly/fTvdk2 #cnn
- Dems reintroduces public option for health insurance. "Public Option Deficit Reduction Act" cuts deficit by $68 Billion http://t.co/kTqXkuV
- False positives: Do police use sniffing dogs to justify improper searches? 56% of these police searches find nothing.http://t.co/nasEZvA
- Facebook placenta photo case goes to court; student wins - Kansas City Star http://goo.gl/rfND6
- Facebook could go public by April 2012 - San Francisco Chroniclehttp://goo.gl/J79J9
- Warm-up exercises to prevent finger and hand injuries from textinghttp://goo.gl/dOPdZ
- End the impeachment war on judges http://goo.gl/UYIdq
- Decriminalizing polygamy would be a breach of Canadian obligations - Vancouver Sun (blog) http://goo.gl/TXHsm
- Polygamy on the decline worldwide: Law professor - Vancouver Sunhttp://goo.gl/OdQiO
- Ex-CIA Agent Indicted for Leaks to NY Times Reporterhttp://goo.gl/nBX8e
- Judge blocks discovery into aspiring lawyers' mental healthhttp://goo.gl/5uFdr
- Aaron: Supreme Court rules hydro usage not protected by Charter rights - yourhome.ca (blog) http://goo.gl/TdP3j
- Opinion: Leave 14th Amendment alone http://goo.gl/u0Vb9
- Judge sets aside convictions in Anna Nicole Smith casehttp://goo.gl/3XdfE
- Witness in Jackson case: Things didn't add up http://goo.gl/4UXfL
- Obama Renominates 42 Judicial Picks, But Not Judge Hit for Execution Delay http://is.gd/kf8QM
- Government website approved despite violations: CPhttp://is.gd/kf33x
- Survey Says! Paralegaling is a Better Job Than Lawyeringhttp://is.gd/kf2zG
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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