Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, March 18, 2013:
- It’s all in the attitude: insolence & insubordination
- No glut of lawyers - just a "miserable fit" between economics of practice and the unmet needs of the poor
- Ontario couple loses their fourth child due to father’s past as a 12 year old sex offender
- Americans top list of illegal workers apprehended in Canada
- Sen. Rand Paul introduces 'fetal personhood' bill to outlaw abortion (Eric W. Dolan/The Raw Story)
- Man had right to insult Sarkozy, court rules via Telegraph
- Any casino deal for Toronto might be changed by OMB
- Toronto lawyer Clayton Ruby to appeal Rob Ford conflict-of-interest decision - Globe and Mail
- Med-Arb: The Adjudication Perspective
- What’s the upshot of the Google Reader shutdown for bloggers and the rest of the (not) free world?
- First Peoples Law Blog
- "Are you a Jew?" No lament for Doug Christie
- Limiting and Controlling Picketing During a Lawful Strike
- B.C. prisoners' rights group protests non-Christian chaplain layoffs
- Right to a Lawyer Often Eludes the Poor
- Unpaid internships: experience or exploitation? - Toronto Star
- Lawyer asks why police union funded her assaulter's defence - Toronto Star
- Supreme Court of Canada: New Library Titles
- Native American tribe approves measure recognizing same-sex marriage
- Toronto Mayor Ford case appealed to Supreme Court | Canada
- Anti-marijuana New York assemblyman busted for weed possession
- Maryland lawmakers ban death penalty
- North Dakota Senate passes extreme 6-week abortion ban
- Political Animal - The Anti-Choice Olympics
- Federal judge bans ‘unconstitutional’ national security letters
- FBI phone and email snooping tactic ruled unconstitutional
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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