Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- U.S. judge to resentence Conrad Black - http://goo.gl/GQewx
- Former Sportsnet host Damian Goddard files human rights complaint after firing over anti-gay marriage tweets -http://goo.gl/EKcGQ
- Judges grill lawyers on summary judgment limits -http://goo.gl/zVmdl
- Should Nonlawyers Be Able to Invest in Law Firms? -http://goo.gl/ybsOS
- F.T.C. Is Said Near a Move On Google - http://goo.gl/A0GhK
- Supreme Court to decide whether Crown has right to renege on plea agreements - Montreal Gazette - http://goo.gl/iwIQM
- Toronto police were overwhelmed at G20, review reveals - Globe and Mail - http://goo.gl/yCmRX
- Black to receive 'substantial' libel settlement - http://goo.gl/cRD9x
- Chief Justice Quotes Dickens in Ruling Against Anna Nicole Smith Heirs - http://goo.gl/BkWzp
- G20 civilian review seeking internal police documents -http://goo.gl/VEA0X
- Federal Judge Rules Florida Death Penalty Procedure Is Unconstitutional - http://goo.gl/3V16v
- Stolen password search website launched - http://goo.gl/xGpzU
- New York Senators Say Same-Sex Marriage Bill Will Likely See Vote Today (Igor Volsky/ThinkProgress) - http://goo.gl/INhVd
- Spammers Have No Friends - http://goo.gl/FBniU
- Supreme Court strikes down state drug data mining law -http://goo.gl/Epklm
- Conrad Black may escape more jail time Friday - CTV.ca -http://goo.gl/ZMRqB
- Top court will hear four cases related to jury-screening -http://goo.gl/PgdAq
- Ali v. Schrauwen, 2011 ONSC 2158 (Master) (Transfer of action from simplified procedure to small claims court) - http://goo.gl/uBTfh
- Dutch court acquits politician in hate speech case -http://goo.gl/JC8YT
- Law Society Treasurer Elected by Acclamation for Second Term - Marketwire (press release) - http://goo.gl/kpsJQ
- Vancouver rioters got rowdy, then got fired - thestar.com -http://goo.gl/0NJEb
Have a wonderful day! Thank you for reading our tweets.
- Rachel Spence, Toronto
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