Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:
- First Circuit upholds right to record public police action -http://goo.gl/b3RVS
- Conferences for judges and JPs cost $590000 0 - Toronto Sun -http://goo.gl/GPwNo
- Fix sought for family law - Sarnia Observer - http://goo.gl/RlVSg
- California considers Styrofoam containers ban - http://goo.gl/eeRJY
- Underwear bomb suspect claims wrongful imprisonment by U.S., files for release (Tresa Baldas/Detroit Free Press) -http://goo.gl/Qnyrz
- Supreme Courts in other countries - The Nation Newspaper -http://goo.gl/x0Ca1
- Federal Government Prosecuting Man for Writing Many Insulting Tweets and Blog Posts About Religious Leader - http://goo.gl/ocMLy
- The Media Equation: Steve Jobs Reigned in a Kingdom of Altered Landscapes - http://goo.gl/XjsfP
- Facebook and Twitter drive rise in online libel claims - Telegraph.co.uk - http://goo.gl/tmIK5
- Goodwin v. Goodwin: Court Decision Made to Protect Family Business - http://goo.gl/CK1FJ
- Nine Months Notice for Employee with Less Than Three Years of Service? - http://goo.gl/ZzJnY
- Man Accused of Stalking via Twitter Claims Free Speech -http://goo.gl/xNvdc
- A-Rod discusses gambling with MLB officials - http://goo.gl/743GI
- Clemens asks judge to dismiss case - http://goo.gl/acQdK
- Bonds' conviction upheld by federal judge - http://goo.gl/L9L9g
- Judge halts social media prohibition for Missouri teachers - Kansas City Star - http://goo.gl/OIsZ9
Have a wonderful week!
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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