Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- Globe and Mail v. Canada (Attorney General) http://goo.gl/CPjEp
- Court requires plaintiff to give employer access to his Facebook page http://goo.gl/0ckAQ
- 'Speech or debate' clause invoked in investigations of House members http://goo.gl/hxoE1
- Told you gay rights would trump religious - Calgary Heraldhttp://goo.gl/E05N8
- Court blocks challenge to condos threatening view of legislature - Globe and Mail http://goo.gl/NXEHW
- Technolog - The beginning of the end for Facebook? - (I doubt it muchly) http://goo.gl/MQ4EE
- French smoker disrupts plane http://goo.gl/hcpif
- Court Rejects Claim that AIG’s Use of Sharia-Compliant Financing Violates the Establishment Clause http://goo.gl/01WY6
- Court Rejects Claim of a First Amendment Right to Audio-Record Police Officers http://goo.gl/kSYzY
- The History of Right Wing Hate Talk http://goo.gl/r3Vp
- Woman gets apology for 'humiliating' airport screeninghttp://goo.gl/MKApk
- Proposed condo rules could make it harder to buyhttp://goo.gl/T1UbK
- South Carolina's war on pink snow penises - http://goo.gl/cZEjb
- Did Reagan have Alzheimer's while in White House?http://goo.gl/hg7c0
- 10 years on, same-sex couples mark historic milestonehttp://goo.gl/in8oL
- Family, friends mourn judge killed in Tucson shootingshttp://goo.gl/FrYpm
- Houses of worship sell for $1 as congregations dwindlehttp://goo.gl/Kx2Wp
- Dire Straits keyboardist calls song ruling 'unbelievable'http://goo.gl/RyYkd
- Dissident Anglicans take fight over property to SCChttp://goo.gl/939kM
- Arizona shootings: Jared Lee Loughner's rambling YouTube post released by school - latimes.com - http://goo.gl/PU2Jg
- Halifax, Edmonton stations to play Dire Straits songhttp://goo.gl/X3SGC
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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