140 Law - Legal Headlines for Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, July 10, 2013:

• A licence to collect: Leon’s court ruling has national implications on privacy
• 7 People Who Were Arrested Because Of Something They Wrote On Facebook - Business Insider
• Two decisions consider status of #paralegals versus lawyers
• NSA oversight flawed by lack of legal adversaries, former FISA judge says
• Settlement payment in dismissal action to be repaid after Globe writer's confidentiality breach
• Divisional Court Clarifies Ontario Expert Witness Rule
• Facebook's Graph Search goes public: What you need to know - The Week Magazine
• "Miss Congeniality gets conditional discharge for Vancouver Cup riot"
• "Effects of Ruling on Same-Sex Marriage Start Rippling Out Through Government"
• "Did new Florida anti-gambling law make computers illegal?"
• "Federal judge blocks Alabama abortion clinic law - Albany Times Union"
• Illinois enacts nation's final concealed-gun law - Times Union
• A.C.L.U. Lawsuit Aims to Overturn Pennsylvania's Ban on Gay Marriage (Trip Gabriel/New York Times)
• The Problem With the 'Privacy Moderates' - Conor Friedersdorf - The Atlantic
• NY school board lawyer fired for calling parent a ‘fat c*nt’
• Pre-Emptive Lawyering: What’s the Incentive?
• Texas judge texted during trial to help state, says ex-prosecutor
• Obama should review force-feeding at Guantanamo: judge
• Whole-life jail terms without review breach human rights - European court - Guardiian UK -
• Could the Supreme Court stop the NSA?
• Russian official: Snowden agrees to asylum in Venezuela

- Elysia Cherry, Legal Assistant

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