Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, May 31, 2012:
- Lawsuits slam 'natural' claims from OJ to chips
- WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Loses Another Bid to Halt Extradition to Sweden (New York Times)
- Woman suing Peterborough over city council readings of Lord’s Prayer
- Charles Taylor, Ex-Liberian Leader Gets 50 Years for War Crimes
- Judge Defends Sentence Imposed on Ex-Rutgers Student (Kate Zernike/New York Times)
- Termination Clause in Employment Contract Unenforceable if Potential Contravention of Minimum ESA Req'ts
- Tenant who bounces cheques told by judge to pay up
- Applying the ITAR rules and managing human resources: where do things stand today?
- U.S. FDA denies name change to "corn sugar" for high-fructose corn syrup
- Food law roundup from Overlawyered
- Alberta seeking $10-billion in lawsuit against tobacco companies - Globe and Mail
- $43M settlement proposed over formaldehyde in FEMA trailers
- Former US Supreme Court Justice Stevens criticizes court
- Globe wins costs award against UofT law prof - Canadian Lawyer Magazine
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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