Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, September 11, 2013:- See the seven most extreme state laws proposed this year:
- Why lawyers will love the iPhone 5s
- Thief Returns Stolen Cash with Note More than 10 Years Later [From ABC News]
- Unpaid intern hell: overtime, tuition fees
- CA school district doing 24-7 monitoring of its 13,000 students’ social media activities
- Top in-house lawyers get paid a lot less when female, survey says
- Ethics panel: Remove Michigan judge who had sex with witness in chambers, lied under oath
- Employment standards jurisdiction: Which one applies? - Canadian HR Reporter (blog)
- Anthropological illiteracy and the Quebec Charter of Values
- Is jailed former portfolio manager a poster child for alimony reform?
- George Zimmerman lawyer’s quits after client is accused of threatening Shellie Zimmerman
- Newlywed with ‘second thoughts’ allegedly pushed husband ‘face first off a cliff’
- iPhone 5S has fingerprint technology
- Lawyer wins court order for Boy Scouts of America files that may reveal extent of sexual abuse
- Home Depot Is Accused of Shaking Down Suspected U.S. Shoplifters - Businessweek
- LSUC: New member CPD requirement to be eliminated
- First law school in northern Ontario opens | Wawatay News
- Brampton judge gives 'monster' home's owner three options
- Castro suicide: Guards put on leave
- Polish Muslims call national Halal slaughter ban illegal under EU law
- Charter of Quebec Values: Can it stand up to court challenges?
- Court Says Privacy Case Can Proceed vs. Google
- New documents show NSA routinely spied on phone records unrelated to terrorism cases
- 'I would have loved to charge every adult in that home,' detective tells Jeffrey Baldwin inquest
- Tories gear up for constitutional fight as parties unite against PQ’s charter - Globe and Mail
- Unpaid internships a massive problem for Ontario students
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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