Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, April 28, 2014: - New federal law on prostitution coming soon
- Law Society of B.C. to hold new vote on Trinity Western’s law school: lawyer
- NY Bill Would Bar Condoms As Proof of Prostitution
- Montreal mayor extends last call, takes jab at Toronto nightlife
- Federal appeals court renews Apple patent claims against Motorola Mobility
- 4 Out of 5 Lawyers Will Face a Malpractice Claim: Improve Your Odds
- Inmate hopes US drug clemency changes will help him
- ‘The jiggle test’: Buffalo Bills’ cheerleaders’ suit accuses team of degrading treatment
- Canadian court documents posted online, via Romania; fees demanded for removal - CBC News
- Legalize marijuana, urges retired SCOTUS justice Stevens
- Disabled man sues Minneapolis McDonald’s after being taunted by manager about his service dog
- Federal magistrate says La. sheriff must do courthouse time-outs if he keeps missing discovery deadlines
- Help Wanted: Lawyer To Work In Mailroom Sorting Envelopes. Seriously?
- Detention center builder in kids-for-cash scheme gets 1 year in prison
- Snowden case inspiring judges to push back against Justice Dept. warrant requests
- LegalZoom business model OK’d by South Carolina Supreme Court
- N.S. law society grants conditional approval for Trinity Western if "covenant" removed or opt-out allowed
- Putin vs The Internet
- Website raises legal questions about homeowners and tenants hosting travelers
- Federal judge rules that search warrants extend to overseas email accounts
- Supreme Court of Canada shoots down PM Stephen Harper's Senate reform plans
- A first? Fracking tied to family illness, jury finds
- Unanimous ruling sets out roadmap to constitutional change
- Suit Claims Drug Free Sport Mishandled Tests
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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