Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, January 18, 2013:
- Pregnant? That Might Get You Arrested
- The Second Amendment was Ratified to Preserve Slavery
- How to survive a high conflict divorce | HuronBullet News
- Lance Armstrong tells Oprah he was ringleader of doping scheme
- Ashley Smith coroner's jury visit prison cell where teen died
- Employment contracts - things to think about in 2013
- Canadian sentenced by Chicago court to 14 years for supporting terrorists - CBC News
- Not a crime for man to threaten girlfriend if that's how he normally speaks to her: Supreme Court of Canada
- Supreme Court OKs seizure of repeated drunk driver's truck in Quebec case
- U.S. attorney defends handling of Aaron Swartz case as ‘appropriate’
- California porn actress-turned-teacher ruled unfit for school
- CBC Interview on Courts and Tweets
- How a Computer Did the Work of Many Lawyers (subscription)
- New York Times: Make Law Schools Earn a Third Year (with a Reply)
- Child’s Best Interests and a Trip to Israel
- Video of alleged police urination on prisoner no longer exists, man told
- Thomson Reuters Unveils New Tools for Litigators, Corporate Counsel and Small Firms
- “San Antonio Spurs sued by lawyer for resting top players”
- WikiLeaks judge: prosecutors must prove defendant knew he was aiding enemy
- Ottawa’s immigration backlog wipeout illegal, lawyers argue before Federal Court
- Federal court: post-9/11 detainee lawsuit against federal officials dismissed
- Defence lawyer causes stir with badly-written letter promoting himself to accused killer
- Supreme Court of Canada case: Do non-citizen offenders deserve lighter sentences
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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