Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:- Judge sets hearing on AT&T T-Mobile merger - http://goo.gl/3VZxR
- Missouri High Court Weighs Constitutionality of Restrictions on Adult Entertainment - http://goo.gl/wzvCs
- Law License Plates: Welcome to the Dating Game -http://goo.gl/wYAA1
- Breach of bank's privacy policy by an employee results in damage award under PIPEDA - http://goo.gl/K0ZFh
- Paris court drops probe into Chernobyl health problems -http://goo.gl/x9Gtf
- Panel named to look at sex scandal involving Man. judge -http://goo.gl/34cH5
- Spector on KHL: The team is gone - http://goo.gl/hBrGf
- Conrad Black sues former partner David Radler -http://goo.gl/SQNgF
- Judge: Clemens' defence violated court orders - http://goo.gl/eECrA
- Judge rules ex-Olympian Carl Lewis can't run for Senate -http://goo.gl/FPJ0i
- Is Judge Judy going soft? - http://goo.gl/pdsh0
- Canadian embassies ordered to hang the Queen's portrait -http://goo.gl/aQFnE
- Cops relent, will pay for woman's body cavity search -http://goo.gl/RZKsj
- Quebec spousal support battle heads to Supreme Court - CBC.ca -http://goo.gl/7oSKd
- Germany high court rejects constitutional challenges to Europe stimulus - http://goo.gl/sQzCK
- Ontario court OKs Blockbuster Canada closure - Reuters Canada -http://goo.gl/WfCe0
- Ontario judge's showmanship leads to TV series - Globe and Mail -http://goo.gl/htyth
- Judge Forces Employer To Rehire Workers Who Vented On Facebook - Forbes - http://goo.gl/im47c
- Employees Pink-Slipped for Griping About Work on Facebook Get Re-Hired - TIME - http://goo.gl/470at
- Court Rejects Challenges to German Euro Bailouts (New York Times) - http://goo.gl/zUu2H
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