Here are the leading legal headlines for Friday, September 13, 2013 from Wise Law on Twitter:- Law Graduates Say Legal Education Needs 'Significant Change' - Law Blog - WSJ
- Toronto police board won’t rubber stamp Tasers
- Quebec doctors already being recruited 'We don't care what's on your head ... - Montreal Gazette
- Who is calling the kettle black over Quebec values?
- University of Victoria Law Student Technology Survey
- Federal judge upholds controversial Wisconsin collective bargaining law
- Toronto radiologist's 3,500 CT scans, mammograms reviewed - Health - CBC News
- Pennsylvania lawyer suspended for 6 months: used shoe-mounted camera to film up women’s skirts
- Will Texas’ Refusal to Grant Gay Divorces Be the Next Front in the Marriage-Equality Wars?
- Apple Says New iPhone Won’t Store Fingerprints
- SCC gives leave in case about constitutionality of BC court fees
- Media seek release of warrants that may reveal Rob Ford's possible ties to gang - CBC
- D.C.’s anti-Walmart bill is almost dead. Is a living wage bill next?
- Iowa court hears criminal HIV transmission case
- Bloc Québécois expels MP over secular charter comments
- Fort McMurray tunes out Neil Young after rocker blasts oilsands
- Report: FBI Still Investigating Journalist Michael Hastings
- Illinois lawyer’s response to client’s bad Avvo review leads to disciplinary complaint
- G20 assault trial: Guilty verdict for officer who hit Adam Nobody
- When A Corporation Does It It's Not Illegal
- When is a poisoned work environment constructive dismissal? Court of Appeal clarifies
- Defense lawyer’s advice was ‘playbook on how to lie without getting caught:’ sentencing judge
- Self-delusion no longer possible on Quebec’s charter of values now that its details are known
- G20 officer guilty of assaulting protester with weapon
- Quebec waitress says she was fired for stopping drunk driver
- Possible Rob Ford connection sought in sealed police warrants
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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