Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, February 24, 2014:
- News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks cleared of bribery charge in British hacking trial
- Sex act on Air Canada flight leads to more charges for pair
- Nicklas Backstrom Misses Gold Medal Game After Failed Drug Test Due to Allergy Meds
- CBA Legal Futures Initiative Consultation Report Available
- Two Wisconsin men charged in taser theft of rare $5 million Stradivarius violin
- The sudden eruption of anti-gay legislation nationwide in the US is not a coincidence
- OLG lawyer challenges vexatious litigant who ‘compared herself to Nelson Mandela'
- ABA asks NSA to explain how intelligence agency deals with attorney-client privilege
- Former Guantanamo detainees sue U.S. for damages from mental and physical abuse
- Which law firm is the oldest in the United States?
- Man's $600,000 Facebook Ad Disaster - Business Insider
- The End of Lawyers? Technology is bringing legal advice and documents to the masses LA Times
- Ontario Tory Leader Tim Hudak is right to retreat from ‘right-to-work’: Editorial
- Religious Right in Arizona Cheers Bill Allowing Businesses to Refuse to Serve Gays
- Ont C.A. rejects "race to res judicata," Ont has jurisdiction despite US declaratory judgment
- McConnell v Huxtable: Ont Ct of Appeal clarifies limitation period in constructive trust claims
- Facebook rethinks the fate of your posts after you die | PCWorld
- How the Federal Court's TekSavvy court decision will help shut out copyright trolls in Canada
- Bilingual laws case to Supreme Court - Regina Leader-Post
- Federal judge: Same-sex couples can get married in Chicago and Cook County
- Killer Cannabis?
- Tax Court awards double costs to taxpayer intentionally deceived by CRA auditor
- Swiss court rules calling someone a ‘foreign pig’ is not racist
- New York mayor still committed to reducing speed limits after being caught speeding
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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