Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- The Facebook Lawsuits http://is.gd/HzKEQZ
- Phrase 'Israeli apartheid' not discriminatory: city manager - Toronto Star http://is.gd/22XAw7
- A peek into the Supreme Court http://is.gd/ckoe1X
- Could 7-year-old emails halve Zuckerberg's Facebook stake? - Computerworld http://is.gd/Qb7fby
- Marijuana ruling lights path to legalization http://is.gd/Xv3t8h
- Ottawa weighs appeal after Ontario judge rules against medical marijuana program - The Canadian Press http://is.gd/7EnMKM
- Court Refuses to Certify a Class in Constructive Dismissal Case http://is.gd/mJQEHs
- Marijuana ruling sends lawmakers, police scrambling - Toronto Star http://is.gd/EWhnj7
- CAS failed to answer mother's cry for help - Globe and Mail http://is.gd/pnhDID
- Feds ask Supreme Court to OK national securities regulator - Toronto Sun http://is.gd/ig8I6G
- Demjanjuk defence asks for trial suspension http://goo.gl/leTKe
- Ontario pulls the plug on prisoner's deluxe cable packages http://goo.gl/TWdpD
- The case against Big Brother at work - Globe and Mail http://goo.gl/lcQQO
- Guest column: Which party will fix our family law system? - The Province http://goo.gl/PCd65
- How a pay cut can end in court - National Post (registration) http://goo.gl/0KvnV
Have an amazing day!
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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