Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, January 17, 2014:- Courtney Love testifies at first US ‘Twibel’ trial, sued by her ex-lawyer over critical tweet
- Net Neutrality Neutered?
- Five good reasons to avoid “legalese”
- Canada Supreme Court to revisit decision banning assisted suicide - Reuters Canada
- Companies should reveal targets for women execs: OSC
- Mubarak Ibrahim, convicted of sodomy in Nigeria, lashed 20 times - World - CBC News
- Ultra-Orthodox Jewish sect controlled kids with fear, youth court told
- Toronto police investigate officer who stripped naked ‘hundreds’ of people
- Ontario Lawyers Can’t Review Experts’ Draft Reports and Suggest Revisions
- Ohio Execution: New Drug Combo Took 24 Minutes to Kill
- Porn production moves to Vegas after condom law - Albany Times Union
- Lawyers: To Blog or Not to Blog
- Ban lifted on sweater worn by native student in Saskatchewan
- Andrew Coyne: Nadon Supreme Court appointment looks so dodgy it must be some clever Harper ruse
- Ottawa forced to turn over reports of electric chair use at residential school | KNLive
- Contempt of cop, America's defiance revolution: Neil Macdonald
- When can cops lie to get a confession? New York’s top court considers the issue
- A Canada Evidence Code Should Replace the Canada Evidence Act, Part 2
- Podcast: The Legal Issues Surrounding Bitcoin
- Assisted suicide appeal to be heard by Supreme Court of Canada - CBC News
- Intentional Under-Employment - Judges Tell Payors "Get a Real Job!"
- Wise Law Blog: Intentional Under-Employment - Judges Tell Payors "Get a Real Job!"
- Wise Law Blog: Lawyers: To Blog or Not To Blog
- Elysia Cherry, legal Assistant
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