Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, October 9, 2013:- Anti-begging law in Arizona knocked down by federal judge
- What Does Justice Nadon’s Nomination Mean for the Supreme Court?
- BlackBerry faces class action shareholder lawsuit - Economic Times
- Ontario minimum wage workers on the rise, study finds
- NYC sues Hasidic stores over “modest dress required” signs
- A Tale of Two Regulators: When Courts and Law Societies Collide
- European Lawmakers Reject Tight Restrictions on E-Cigarettes
- Weeping, disbarred lawyer is sentenced to prison for aiding client’s plot to hide jewels
- Kentucky disability lawyer featured on ‘60 Minutes’ takes Fifth during Senate committee hearing
- OHRT decision on distribution of religious materials in schools
- For want of a comma, jurisdiction was lost
- Toronto lawyer challenges new Supreme Court Justice Marc Nadon's appointment - CTV News
- RCMP allege Mike Duffy gave contract to friend for little work
- Court reinstates CIA’s contract with Amazon for cloud computing
- Law firm merger boom continues in U.S.
- Florida Senate approves tweaks to "stand your ground" law
- California governor vetoes bill permitting non-citizens to serve on juries
- Justice Nadon steps aside from Supreme Court until legal challenge resolved - The Globe and Mail
- Feds prepared to play role in helping BlackBerry stay Canadian: Clement
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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