Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, May 12, 2014:- NSA, Metadata, and Congress - TalkLeft
- Government snooping on social media may breach Privacy Act
- U.S. felon shares impact of tough-on-crime jail sentences
- P.Eng with “significant safety background,” sent “abhorrent e-mails”, loses safety-retaliation case
- Downtown lawyer’s looming likeness puts off some Bangor residents, impresses others
- Clairmont: The court where everybody knows your name - Hamilton Spectator
- LSUC introduces new feedback requirements for articling principals
- Illinois judge, acquitted of battery based on insanity, is ordered removed from the bench
- Forward Motions: Cross-Border Nortel Trial Set To Begin - Bankruptcy Beat - WSJ
- Fla. Bar to pursue case against 3 lawyers accused of setting up opposing counsel for mid-trial DUI arrest
- Rob Ford really in rehab, CBC confirms
- U.S. tech firms routinely denying Canada’s requests for personal data
- Vermont governor signs bill requiring labels on GMO foods
- FBI Investigating Cliven Bundy Supporters Over Death Threats, Intimidation
- Texas school violates high court ruling by suspending teen who won’t stand for pledge
- Kentucky suicide had frozen his mother’s body for three years to get her retirement checks
- Netflick? US Supreme Court justices completely lost when it comes to modern technology
- WV school punished rape victim by moving her back a grade, attorney general says
- Oracle wins copyright ruling against Google over Android operating system design
- ‘It’s long overdue’: Arkansas’ marriage equality ban struck down by state judge
- Step Forward Into Past for British Gay Couples: Coats of Arms
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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