Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, November 15, 2012:
- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s libel case – "I had the only tape:" Granatstein
- Atheist group sues IRS for failing to enforce church electioneering ban
- BC Human Rights Tribunal awards costs against complainant
- Twinkies face extinction as a result of "striking moocher" demands
- Rob Ford accuser chokes back tears on stand, Mayor likely to testify Thursday
- App Law: Regulators Crack Down on App Developers over Privacy Policies
- Obama Nominates Gay Black Judge To Federal Bench (Chris Geidner/BuzzFeed)
- Wal-Mart appeals ‘unreasonable’ $1.2M award by Ontario jury in ex-employee's dismissal lawsuit
- Updated Canadian E-Discovery Case Law Digests
- Dismissal law now favours employees - Levitt - Financial Post
- Gov. Perry vows to drug test unemployed Texans
- Lawyer fails to have parts of Law Society Act declared unconstitutional.
- Papa John's Pizza sued for $250 million in class action over cell phone text spam
- Tweets from the courtroom should be allowed in all provinces say legal experts
- What happens to women denied abortions? This is the first scientific study of "turnaways" to find out.
- Ex-Bush White House Lawyer to Assert Insanity Defense in Attempted Murder Case
- White House petition: Lose citizenship, face exile if you sign for state secession
- Rob Ford libel trial gets 'curveball' as missing tape emerges - Toronto - CBC News
- Lawyer concerned psychiatric medication withheld from inmates at Thunder Bay prison - CBC News
- Accused Texas Squatter Testifies He Was Just Following the Law of Adverse Possession - ABA Journal
- Wisconsin Lawmakers Seek To Arrest Officials Who Implement Obamacare
- Wrong delivery address for heating oil leads to demolition of Victoria BC house
- Norton Rose to merge with U.S. firm Fulbright and Jaworski.
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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