140 Law - Legal Headlines for Thursday, March 6, 2014

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, March 6, 2014:

• Whitehall and Microsoft negotiate NHS Windows XP hacker survival plan
• Anti-virus software ‘totally useless’ in face of growing malware threat
• New pot legislation in the works, justice minister says
• Massacheusetts Court: 'Upskirt' photos are legal
• Testimony at Hacking Trial Gives Peek Into British Tabloids
• Unpaid interns: MPP calls for new ESA protections in private member's bill - Toronto Star
• Federal judge refuses to block Wisconsin same-sex marriage ban
• George Doodnaught denied bail while appealing sex assault convictions
• Vancouver police won't enforce new marijuana law
• Law students didn't blackmail Maclean's, libel trial told
• Student, 18, sues parents for tuition
• Same-Sex Adoptions Recognized in Idaho
• SCOTUS rules against dad seeking return of his daughter in international child abduction case
• Indiana judge is removed from office for rude conduct, delayed dispositions and retaliation
• Prosecutors seek password for indicted judge’s personal computer
• Abortion providers file lawsuit against Arizona
• LAWPRO Student Magazine: The dangers of social media and how to avoid them
• How a Canadian tomato juice law helped save Heinz’s plant in Leamington, Ont. from closing
• Check the Facts
• Long term disability - when will employment contract be “frustrated”?
• No Failiure to Mitigate Damages For Refusing Medical Marijuana: BC Court
• Oklahoma lawyer arrested for duping inmate into trading sex for ‘representation’
• Man shot to death in courthouse standoff with law enforcement was armed with toy airsoft replica gun 
• A Civil Litigator’s iPad Toolbox

-Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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