Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, July 17, 2013:- Bradley Manning defense lawyers say conviction would set ‘extremely bad precedent’
- Mind the gap Part 3: dealing with employees who refuse to sign a contract modification
- UK equal marriage bill passes final House of Commons stage and will receive Royal Assent
- California lawyer smuggled client’s ‘hit list’ from jail should get 4-year suspension: Bar judge
- Zimmerman juror loses book deal after online backlash
- Blagojevich’s appellate attorneys call judge a ‘rubber stamp’ for prosecutors
- California high court rejects request to halt same-sex marriages
- John Roberts Should Recuse Himself From Challenges to FISA Court Decisions
- 7 Mind Blowing Moments From Zimmerman Juror B37′s First Interview (Igor Volsky/ThinkProgress)
- FISA court may reveal spying justification given to Yahoo
- NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden applies for temporary asylum in Russia: lawyer
- Law schools cope with declining enrollment by quietly cutting faculty
- Speaker's Corner: Lippa paralegal ruling provides important guidance for legal profession
- Law prof asks: What’s wrong with performance-enhancing drugs for athletes?
- Blagojevich lawyers file appeal before midnight deadline (Jason Meisner/Chicago Tribune)
- The Rise and Fall of Juror B37 and How Verdicts Are Made
- Oakville dad charged with endangerment after child left in hot car
- Runaway train engineer 'devastated': lawyer - Toronto Sun
- Ontario G20 fence law still on books despite promises
- Mission Creep: When Everything Is Terrorism
- If you'd like a reason to feel optimism about the future, watch this video: Kids React to Cheerios Commercial
- '60s scoop' First Nations children back in Toronto court, seek class action over forced removals
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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