Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, May 1, 2014:- Rob Ford's statement on leave of absence
- Appeal Court judges reserve decision in Omar Khadr's fight for youth sentence - National - Times Colonist
- What Rob Ford allegedly said on new audio recording - Toronto - CBC News
- 'Rob Ford must resign': City councillors react to latest tapes
- 'We may have a fight on our hands': The NBA, Donald Sterling and the fate of the L.A. Clippers
- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford To Seek Help For Substance Abuse, Lawyer Says - Huffington Post
- Toronto’s crack-smoking mayor Rob Ford to enter rehab
- Why Innocent People Plead Guilty
- Lawyer Richard Chojnacki swindled clients while law society case dragged - CBC.ca
- A Federal Judge Searches for Voter Fraud in Wisconsin and Finds None
- Popular Florida judge accused of using bench as ‘bully pulpit’ is reprimanded
- Inmate’s botched execution inflames debate: ‘It was a horrible thing to witness’
- Top Prosecutor Subpoenas New York State Ethics Panel
- Tennessee Will Now Criminally Charge Pregnant Women Who Use Drugs
- Incarceration rates: USA - 707 people per 100,000 population. Canada - 118 per 100,000 population
- Behind a Botched Execution, the Globalization of Lethal Injections
- NH House clarifies gay marriage law - Albany Times Union
- Dolce & Gabbana lose prison appeal
- Bell says data given to feds limited to 'basic' information
- Georgia to begin drug-testing welfare recipients
- Harvard professor: School retaliated against me for criticizing response to sexual assault
- Ashley Smith inquest sparks federal project for mentally ill inmates
- Lawyers' self-policing often 'lax or inadequate,' critic says - Toronto - CBC News
- Ministry of Labour announces enforcement blitz to target unpaid internships
- Will the abolishment of mandatory retirement result in longer notice periods?
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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