140 Law - Legal Headlines for Thursday, June 20, 2013

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, June 20, 2013:

• Dozens of children seized from Manitoba Mennonite community
• BMO sees diversity as a competitive advantage
• Sexual harassment policies apply to large and small employers | Careers & HR | Financial Post
• How I Will Survive Without Google Reader · Robert Ambrogi's LawSites Robert Ambrogi's LawSites
• Lawyer’s licence revoked for defrauding clients | Local | News | St. Catharines Standard
• Ontario Court of Appeal message on native justice must force change: Editorial - Toronto Star
• ‘If you can’t dry clean it, don’t wear it’; partner advises male lawyers on business casual
• Lawyers probe jurors for hidden agendas in Trayvon Martin murder case
• Ontario appeal court upholds ruling declaring man “vexatious litigant” - Toronto Star
• LSUC Expresses Grave Concerns About the Arrest and Detention of Lawyers in Turkey -
• Pennsylvania top court upholds mandatory retirement age for judges
• Is the CHL’s European goalie ban legal? | Yahoo! Sports Canada
• US House Passes Far-Reaching Anti-Abortion Bill
• Attorney: Judge should step down in Florida teen's trial for lesbian sex with younger girlfriend
• Tim Hortons being circled by Wall Street hedge funds
• Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum resigns
• Bank of America whistle-blower’s bombshell: “We were told to lie” - Salon
• U.S. Feds raid 7-Eleven stores at 54 sites, allege $180M ‘plantation system’ immigrant fraud
• Canadian Bar Association launches Futures Initiative
• Google asks court for permission to publish government data requests
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• Zimmerman jury selection enters its second week
• The Supreme Court rules prosecutors can use a suspect’s silence as evidence of guilt
• US Supreme Court ruling could lead to far fewer mandatory minimum sentences
• Divorced Edmonton couple splits family home
• Law Blog Video: Obamacare Spurs Health-Care Lawyer Boom
• Supreme Court rules lawyers cannot solicit clients through DMV records
• YouTube (Part III) Notice and Take Down Safe Harbor Under the DMCA
• Implications of Canada’s Anti-SPAM Legislation (CASL) for IT Business
• Cigarette butt deposits proposed for B.C.
• Jury clears penile implant doctor of negligence in the case of the 8-month erection
• Supreme Court of Canada to decide Thursday if leave granted in Mayor Rob Ford conflict case
• Former accountant gets 7-year prison term for tax fraud
• Republican cites masturbating fetuses to support new abortion restrictions

- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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