Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, April 25, 2013:- Bill to give Ontario grandparents more rights will be subject of public hearings - Ottawa Citizen
- Conservative anti-terror bill and arrests match up beautifully, don’t they: Mallick
- Arrest of Blue Jays fan puts police in spotlight - Toronto Star
- If inmates designed own cells, this is what they’d look like
- Access to Justice Reports Released
- Maple Leaf Gardens child abuser Gordon Stuckless faces new and rare buggery charge - Yahoo! News Canada
- U.S. government sues Lance Armstrong under False Claims Act
- Iowa lawmakers to slash justices’ pay by 80 percent for 2009 LGBT marriage ruling
- Canada terror suspect: It's not in holy book
- Firms need to accommodate older lawyers who want to work: lawyer Ralph Lean
- German police arrest man suspected of being Auschwitz death camp guard
- Toronto Urban Legends: The Mad Cows of Osgoode Hall | cityscape | Torontoist
- Toronto court rules woman must remove niqab to testify
- Good-Time Credit for Enemy Combatants? Court Says No
- U.K. barristers on strike over legal aid cuts
- Lance Armstrong Lied, Cheated, Doped, but Does He Really Owe Damages?
- Baltimore's Female Prison Guard Indictment - TalkLeft: The Politics Of Crime
- Florida appeals court OKS 180-day contempt term for millionaire who helped son, 16, get married
- Rhode Island legislature passes gay marriage bill, governor will sign
- Ontario court orders woman to remove face-covering veil to testify
- Appeals court OKs fine for lawyer who asserted SLAPP shield against tort case over demand letter.
- ABA Task Force on Legal Education: Report on Proceedings
- Judge tosses some murder charges against Philadelphia abortion doc; defense calls no witnesses
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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