Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, December 06, 2012:
- Divorce by text message sparks bizarre legal battle in Indonesia.
- Legal limbo for pot smokers in 2 states
- Rob Ford 'very glad' to keep Toronto mayoralty for now - Toronto - CBC News
- Newbie Florida Lawyer Becomes a ‘National Mini-Celebrity’ After Attempt to Seize Bank Furniture Over $2500
- Employers Can’t Ask an Applicant’s Age, and Volunteer Work is ‘Employment” under Human Rights Code
- Women Lawyers Gaining, But Still Underrepresented at the Top
- Arizona judge clears way for marijuana dispensaries
- Wisconsin Judge orders ‘deadbeat dad’ not to procreate as a condition of probation
- Study: Corexit Made Gulf Oil Spill 52 Times More Toxic
- MP's motion on sex selection stirs abortion debate
- Canadian immigration changes force women to stay with sponsoring spouse for two years.
- Former Nestlé Canada CEO may face price-fixing charge 'shortly' - Globe and Mail
- Ontario Court of Appeal ruling reinforces laws to protect women from harrassment - The Globe and Mail
- Microsoft opens Socl, its own social network
- Handyman kidnapped by unhappy homeowners, forced to do repair jobs for couple
- Custody Case in Scotland Goes Before U.S. Justices
- Peter Hadekel: New Quebec language law ignores business reality
- Toronto mayor granted stay to halt removal from office - Macleans.ca
- Turkish Broadcaster Fined for Broadcasting Simpsons Episode (via The Volokh Conspiracy)
- Kim Dotcom Wins Another Round in New Zealand
- 2 Leading Lawyers Face Unusual Ethics Case, re Claimed Conflict in Representing Corp. and Workers
- LCBO debate: Selling booze is no job for the private sector
- In Stunning Move, Los Angeles Courts Abolish Mediation Programs
- The Return Of Large Punitive Damages Awards In Wrongful Dismissal Cases? - Employment and HR - Canada
- The Richest Law Firms Use iPhones - So What, Android is Better
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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