Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, April 25, 2014:- Law firms embracing tech startups
- FDA regulates e-cigarettes, cigars and pipes
- Guilty plea judged to be a 'fraud on the court' - Toronto Star
- Lawyers can look up jurors on social media but can’t connect with them, ABA ethics opinion says
- Tim Hudak set to defend Kathleen Wynne’s defamation lawsuit
- Judge Strikes Down Alberta Transgender Birth Certificate Law
- UK prison inmate who broke out to flee ‘very noisy’ rap music sentenced to 10 extra months
- Landmark ruling on Senate reform looms large for Stephen Harper - Toronto Star
- The incidental lawyer (via
@Jordan_law21) - LSUC says no to TWU law school
- CanLII Invites Members of Legal Community to Provide Case Commentaries
- Canadian government to revise online privacy legislation
- Arkansas judge voids state voter ID law - Times Union
- Ontario residents have right to sex-offender data, Supreme Court rules - Ottawa Citizen
- A short history of the Senate and the Supreme Court
- Christian B.C. law school's accreditation rejected by Ontario law society
- Ottawa suspends Temporary Foreign Worker Program in fast-food sector
- Russia Orders Bloggers To 'Register'; Outlaws Anonymous Blogging, Continues Clampdown On Social Media
- McDonald's Canada CEO calls foreign worker controversy 'bullshit'
- Ontario law society votes against accrediting BC Christian university - The Province
- State bar condemns political attack ad against lawyer running for South Carolina governor
- Toronto-based e-reader Kobo lays off 63 people
- NFL: Buffalo Bills cheerleaders sue club over lost wages, demeaning treatment
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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