Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, February 20, 2014:
- Crown files new perjury allegation against Mounties in Dziekanski death
- Google asks Internet eyewear fans not to be ‘Glassholes’
- British court quashes legal challenge by Glenn Greenwald’s partner David Miranda
- Montana judge admits fault for blaming victim of rape
- Ex-Chris Christie staffer under subpoena took Port Authority job
- Suspended senator Patrick Brazeau working at Ottawa strip club Barefax
- B.C. judge strikes down minimum sentence for drug trafficking
- Facebook buying messaging app WhatsApp for $19B - Business - CBC News
- UK court upholds Snowden journalist detention
- Justin Bieber To Be Deposed In Miami Court Over Paparazzi Assaults - Huffington Post Canada
- Ontario court rules against terror expert for defamation of Tamil group
- Nebraska judge strikes down law that let Keystone pipeline through state - Toronto Star
- More Ways Your Assistant Can Help With Your Legal Marketing
- Stripping Collective Bargaining Rights Causes Irreparable Harm, Alberta Judge Rules
- Submissions Sought for new Legal Industry Video Awards
- Detroit judge ordered to give prosecutors a list of dismissed domestic-violence cases since 2004
- B.C. judges can't preside over out-of-province hearings: appeal court
- Large law firms stuck in ‘industry groupthink’ fail female attorneys, consultant says
- After the most ‘intentionally disrespectful’ jury form he’d ever seen, judge scolds couple
- Tax Court of Canada grants huge costs award to taxpayers
- Awarding the cost of legal fees in HRTO cases
- First trial and conviction under Canadian Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act
- The skills employers value in law students
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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