Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, March 30, 2012:
- Audio: The US Supreme Court’s Health Care Arguments
- News Analysis: Justice Anthony M. Kennedy May Be Key to Health Law Ruling
- Arrested Drunk Man Sings "Bohemian Rhapsody" In Its Entirety In Back Of RCMP Police Car (Video)
- Lexis drops free case law portal
- Lindsay Lohan released from formal probation
- Dealing With Difficult Clients
- Canada scraps the penny, a 'currency without currency'
- Abortion restrictions are dying in state legislatures
- RIM announces strategic review; Balsillie to retire
- ACLU files lawsuit over Oklahoma ‘fetal personhood’ ballot measure
- Canadian Human Rights Commission 2011 Annual Report
- Employee non-competition covenants: no place for blue pencils
- Judicial activists in the Supreme Court (E.J. Dionne Jr/Washington Post)
- Toronto mayor fails to delay audit hearing - CBC.ca
- SCC denies leave to appeal in Drabinsky case
- "No Animals Were Harmed": Using Live Animals in Canadian Film and TV Productions
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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