Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, May 17, 2013:- Supreme Court to rule on case of mom charged with abandonment who left newborn baby in Walmart toilet
- Florida teen won’t be criminally charged over exploding water bottle she called a science project fail
- LulzSec hackers get 20-32 month sentences for hacking Sony Pictures, CIA
- Arkansas Ordered to Face Lawsuit Challenging Abortion Law (Bloomberg)
- John Edwards reactivates law license; to speak at lawyers’ event a year after corruption trial
- Guard testifies he raised concern about prison rules regarding Ashley Smith
- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford in 'crack cocaine' video scandal
- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoked crack cocaine in a video, U.S. website alleges
- Liability Shocker: A Rare Truce on Medical Malpractice Suits
- Mexican court tosses $2.7 billion penalty in Yahoo! Yellow pages case
- Mexican court tosses $2.7 billion penalty in Yahoo! case
- US Attorney General Eric Holder endorses warrants for e-mail. It’s about time
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