Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, March 28, 2013:
- Same-sex couple wed in Toronto at centre of challenge to U.S. law that creates ‘skim-milk marriage’
- California Judges Question Use of Cellphone Tracking Devices
- Knox case could pit extradition treaty against US Constitution - Toronto Sun
- CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin: ‘DOMA is in trouble’
- US Supreme Court posts audio and transcripts of DOMA arguments
- B.C. court libraries to offer free access to sentencing tool
- Ontario Court rules that impatient justice’s dismissal of 68 cases was “draconian” and “intemperate”
- Colorado theatre shooting: Lawyers say suspect offers to plead guilty to avoid death penalty
- The DOMA Arguments at SCOTUS: Five Money Quotes
- Police ‘carding’: Human Rights Commission offers help analyzing legitimacy of street checks
- Toronto Police board seeks public report on cops who lie in court
- Supreme Court of Canada rules police need wiretap warrant to see text messages - CTV News
- Globe wins court fight over anonymous sources in BCE takeover bid story - Globe and Mail
- The Supreme Court of Canada's welcome leadership on family law - The Globe and Mail
- HRTO orders reinstatement to employment,10 years of back wages and more in disability discrimination case
- Reading Tea Leaves in the Proposition 8 Same-Sex Marriage Oral Argument
- Most expensive divorce in history? Oil tycoon Harold Hamm could lose half of his $11.3 billion fortune
- Planned Parenthood’s president thinks abortion is headed back to the US Supreme Court
- Internal Supreme Court report calls for family law overhaul
- Wiretap order needed to seize text messages, Supreme Court of Canada rules
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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