Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- UK Law Firm Fined Over Data Breach - http://goo.gl/zkns5
- Texas Passes Bill to Make Some Fish Tales a Crime -http://goo.gl/ELPAZ
- Supreme Court to hear case about keeping Vancouver injection site open - Winnipeg Free Press - http://goo.gl/xHii7
- Verdict expected in Demjanjuk's German war crimes trial -http://goo.gl/30ysN
- Legal expert questions Rob Ford's election finances - Toronto Star -http://is.gd/Ih94kG
- Who Owns the Legal Right to Promote Death on a Plate? -http://goo.gl/sV6Ce
- Lawsuit claims Vatican covered up child sex abuse -http://goo.gl/UELrG
- The courts continue to scrutinize the conduct of workplace investigations - http://goo.gl/xswRe
- Jury Awards $1.4M to Ex-Prosecutor Fired After Blowing Whistle on Municipal Judge - http://goo.gl/JiTS5
- Banks Willing to Pay $5 Billion to Settle Mortgage Mess -http://goo.gl/uxSx3
- A Criminal First: Company Convicted of Foreign Bribery -http://goo.gl/ky0Yq
- Teen arrested after allegedly ranking girls on Facebook - CNET (blog) - http://goo.gl/Uea3h
- Supreme Court to hear harm reduction case - Xtra.ca -http://goo.gl/T4U86
- Ignatieff says goodbye as Liberals meet to ponder interim leader, future - http://goo.gl/OtN4T
- The WikiLeaks Grand Jury and the still escalating War on Whistleblowing - http://goo.gl/0qzF1
- Lindsay Lohan sentenced in theft case - http://goo.gl/DZJ0P
- NPR joins AP in demanding visual proof of Osama bin Laden’s death - http://goo.gl/1f3TQ
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