Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, May 21, 2014:- State of Oklahoma owes $303,333 in plaintiffs' legal fees over Sharia law case
- NPR puts America to shame with report on court fees and poor defendants, by
@DavidOAtkins - Anti-Obama filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza pleads guilty to campaign finance violation
- Obama administration set to disclose legal justification for drone strikes on Americans
- 500+ Former Players Sue the NFL
- Joe Clark, Paul Martin criticize PM’s attack on chief justice
- Six questions on murdered and missing aboriginal women that must be answered: Tim Harper
- Five ways Ontario workplace law protects you - Toronto Star
- Earning Professionalism Hours
- Ontario fertility doctor banned indefinitely from practising after found guilty of endangering 2 patients
- Manitoba provincial court broadcast features drug and gun cases
- Compound pre-judgment and post-judgment interest in Ontario: Must entitlement be proved or disproved?
- Home Depot Finally Bids Farewell to Fax Machines (q: when will law firms follow?)
- Texas man arrested for trying to bring loaded gun to courthouse had threatened his wife, authorities say
- Swiss court awards $4.5 billion in divorce; can ex-wife collect?
- This week at the SCC (16/05/14) - Lexology
- Georgia high court rules source of execution drugs can remain secret
- Social Media and the Harassment-Free Work & Learning Environment
- Sabre-wielding man Tasered by police after allegedly uttering death threats at Montreal Islamic centre
- Zeppelin may be sued for 'Stairway'
- Defamation lawsuit against Rob Ford goes to appeal
- Assisted-suicide advocates BC Civil Liberties Association set for October SCC battle
- Dragon’s Den entrepreur to learn fate of defamation case on Thursday
- Federal judge strikes down same-sex marriage ban in Pennsylvania
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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