Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- Govt pledges to help workers cheated by employers - Toronto Star -http://goo.gl/DDtGR
- A Meaner Canada : Junk Politics and the Omnibus Crime Bill -http://goo.gl/jSSRw
- Ford asks court to halt audit of his campaign finances - Toronto Star - http://goo.gl/fg6XM
- Quebec threatens court challenge to Senate reform -http://goo.gl/MMNgL
- Britain gets Twitter user’s data after court battle in California -http://goo.gl/ug04j
- Muslim girl, 19, 'stoned to death after taking part in beauty contest' (Will Stewart/Daily Mail) - http://goo.gl/2sr3a
- They're Beautiful People, They're Just Not Canadian - The Federal Court's Tricon Decision - http://goo.gl/ezIb0
- German nuclear shutdown sets global example: Merkel -http://goo.gl/TGD3V
- Jury acquits Kerrigan brother in dad's death - http://goo.gl/rKShe
- Gambler gambles with taxman -- and loses - Financial Post -http://goo.gl/WYASl
- Youth DNA collection a burning issue - Law Times -http://goo.gl/GS9Zx
- Updated Model E-Discovery and E-Trial Precedents -http://goo.gl/Qt903
- Justice Stevens, Retired but Still Active - Adam Liptak, Sidebar -http://goo.gl/Stp5c
- Saudi activist: Woman driver freed from detention -http://goo.gl/gEllB
- Ontario releases pension funding regulations - http://goo.gl/Thcpu
- ABA considers accrediting foreign law schools while attorneys here fear more lost jobs - http://goo.gl/j5mPK
- Porn tweet came from stolen BlackBerry: Ont. Tories -http://goo.gl/uxgLF
- Company laptops now private affair - London Free Press -http://goo.gl/a5FJS
- SCC nominations should be non-partisan: Comartin - Lawyers Weekly - http://goo.gl/CecP9
- AG calls on gov't to address First Nations issues -http://goo.gl/U9kFz
- LSUC honours dedicated lawyers - http://goo.gl/nDy3H
- Div Ct: Ontario employers must report non-worker injuries -http://goo.gl/DTpBe
Thank you for taking the time to read our tweets! Have a fantastic day.
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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