Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, June 17, 2014:
- Prostitution bill violates the Charter, critics warn
- Canada Federal courts don't deserve 'black eye,' chief justice says
- Prostitution bill a foolish fusion of right and left lunacy: DiManno
- Ontario is keeping secret complaints about JPs
- How not to market legal services
- Summary Judgment, Retirement and Statutory Severance Pay
- Judges With Daughters More Often Rule in Favor of Women’s Rights
- Court certifies class action under tort of intrusion upon seclusion - Law Times
- US Supreme Court: Anti-abortion group can challenge Ohio ban on false campaign ads
- B.C. Court of Appeal relaxes standards for granting Mareva injunctions
- Obama’s executive order expanding LGBT job protections largest in US history
- Source: Bieber to face vandalism charge
- Quebec seeks millions from Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway over Lac-Megantic
- “Some Thoughts on Creating a Sustainable Public Civil Justice System”
- Canadian equal shared parenting bill defeated at second reading
- Top 1% took 13.3% of income, Canadian study shows
- Hackers steal data from Dominos Pizza in Europe, demand ransom
- Joe Fontana resigns as London, Ont., mayor after being found guilty on fraud charges'
- OSC refuses to throw out Conrad Black's misconduct case - The Globe and Mail
- Tech giants seek to halt overseas snooping by US in Manhatten court challenge
- Exercise caution in consultation on expert witness reports
- Peter MacKay confirms, then denies, Justice Robert Mainville headed to the Supreme Court
- New lawyers Called in London, Ont.
- Immigration minister on the attack as Toronto lawyer threatens legal challenge - Montreal Gazette
- Couple removed by the RCMP from their home in landmark legal case
- Lawyer Rocco Galati targets pick for Quebec court after Marc Nadon win - Politics - CBC News
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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