Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- UN opens probe into Japan's crippled nuke plant -http://goo.gl/kXK6X
- Rob Ford hopes to scrap plastic bag fee this year -http://goo.gl/8dLLE
- Canada ranks high on 'better life index' - http://goo.gl/xauKh
- Court Orders New Jersey to Increase Aid to Schools -http://goo.gl/dKQyp
- Federal Suit Claims LSAT Discriminatory - http://goo.gl/DJr7I
- Mandatory Mediation Leads to Italian Litigator Strike -http://goo.gl/WiXUT
- Judgmental Offers UK Decisions - http://goo.gl/0BUpK
- Social justice still elusive, Inuit leader says - http://is.gd/uy0GqA
- $6.3M Settlement Wired to Marc Dreier Is Toast, Bankruptcy Judge Tells Ex-Lawyer’s Ex-Client - http://is.gd/MZNdN2
- Media Decoder: Judge Rules for ‘Hangover II’ in Tyson Tattoo Case -http://goo.gl/KKyG8
- London lawyer Mamo honoured for work in the family-law arena - London Free Press - http://goo.gl/SeUVM
- Mubarak and sons to be tried for death of protesters and corruption -http://goo.gl/mTSyK
- Ashley Smith inquest: Guards want faces on video blurred - Toronto Star - http://goo.gl/lvtU1
- Why employees should think before they tweet - CTV.ca -http://goo.gl/xM4DU
- Canadians hit in Sony Ericsson data breach - http://goo.gl/KZnAj
- U.S. Sues Oil Traders - http://goo.gl/ktkEm
- Justice Department: Prosecute Edwards - http://goo.gl/1RDI9
Thank you for taking the time to read our tweets! Have a fantastic Wednesday!
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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