140 Law - Legal Headlines for Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, November 5, 2013:

• Doug Ford calls for Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair to step down over ‘bias’ against mayor
• Bring back the guillotine? A death-penalty opponent touts its merits
• Tips Tuesday
• Fear of juror Googling didn’t justify order to remove pages from Ca. lawyer website: Appeals Ct
• Call me Captain Justice: Lawyer requests euphemisms after prosecutor seeks ban on ‘government’
• LSAT test-takers continue to decline; October number is at lowest point since 1998
• Veteran lawyers share their ‘aha’ trial moments (podcast)
• LSUC revamps guidance on LGBT inclusion at law firms
• Opponents vow to continue legal challenge to Tennessee mosque a year after it opened
• Johnson & Johnson to pay $2.2 billion to settle health care fraud allegations
• Supreme Court dismisses Oklahoma 'abortion pill' case
• Guantanamo doctors abused detainees, violated ethics: panel
• Angry prospective juror says what he thinks on questionnaire, gets 3 days in jail instead
• How far do officials have to go in recruiting aboriginal jury members?
• Average profit per partner of $1.6M at top UK law firms is less than in US, survey says
• Michigan defense lawyer, client convicted in perjury conspiracy case, face life prison terms
• Abortion rights groups ask Supreme Court to halt Texas law
• Duffy allegations bring RCMP to PMO doorstep
• Ottawa professor Hassan Diab challenges extradition order | CTV News
• Senate scandal: Suspension vote for senators expected Tuesday
• Rob Ford's contrite tone turns to defiance
• Massachusetts alimony reform, a year later
• Cloud Provider Due Diligence: Protecting Your Data
• Ontario Liberal government steers clear of Rob Ford’s troubles
• NFL player suspended over bullying, threatening message for teammate

-Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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