140 Law - Legal Headlines for Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, February 4, 2014:

• Election reform bill's contents not shared with Elections Canada
• Liability and the sexually transmitted disease
• Bay Street watches as Heenan Blaikie tries to regroup
• Nova Scotia cyberbullying law faces first court test over Facebook posts - The Globe and Mail
• Federal Court of Appeal says Toronto Real Estate Board subject to Competition Act
• Will bank suits against Target in $1B-plus customer data breach help spur security enhancements? 
• Nothing wrong with monitoring airport wi-fi, Harper security adviser says - The Globe and Mail
• Lev Tahor child removal order upheld by Ontario judge - Montreal - CBC News
• The awarding of costs at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario?
• Richard Warman victorious in ‘legal odyssey’
• Christie official who ordered GWB closures invokes Fifth Amendment against subpoena
• Delaware girl testifies in home waterboarding case | Nation & World | The Seattle Times
• Appeal court allows shareholders' class actions against CIBC seeking almost $4B in damages
• Competition case against Toronto realtors not over yet
• Study Puts Exonerations at Record Level in U.S.
• Former Aide to Christie Invokes Fifth Amendment Right
• Thousands of right-wingers march in Paris, yelling “Jews, get out of France!”
• Speaker's Corner: Hryniak will have profound impact on civil proceedings
• DC man, acquitted due to insanity in $20 stolen necklace case, spends 40+ yrs in mental hospital
• If your neighbour’s tree falls in your yard, who pays?
• Kansa sperm donor’s attorney: Court using child support case to bolster traditional marriage
• A Criminal Mind: Defence counsel reserving judgment on new LAO senior counsel
• California man points gun at Girl Scout at his door to sell cookies
• JP seeks to quash sexual harassment findings

- Rachel Spence, Law 
Clerk

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