Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, July 11, 2014:
- Toronto man faces charges after police say teen forced into sex trade
- Challenging a Few Myths About Legal Marketing
- Toronto doctor cleared after politically-motivated complaint over Orthodox Jewish circumcision practice
- California lawyer says someone hijacked her bar number for rogue filing in high-profile federal case
- First person to legally purchase pot in WA fired after being seen on local news buying it
- My Post this week
@SlawTips: Your Wireless Dead-Spots Can Actually Get a Life - MPs hear final witnesses as review of prostitution bill set to wrap up
- Florida lawyer who complained of microchip behind her left ear is suspended from practice
- Today’s Tech: How A California Personal Injury Attorney Uses Google Glass
- CBA Futures Chat: Lawyers Learning to Play With Others
- Rob Ford’s rehab ‘buddy’ is a ‘liar,’ Doug Ford says after interview with woman arrested in mayor’s SUV
- Police raid Las Vegas law office, wire client in ‘bizarre’ probe of claimed lawyer effort to aid escape
- Marc Emery says on release from U.S. prison "I'm a bit excited"
- Quebec judge accused of buying cocaine as a lawyer challenges jurisdiction of Canadian Judicial Council
- House GOP’s lawsuit against Obama will focus on Affordable Care Act
- Erase criminal records of all prostitutes, says one Bill C-36 recommendation
- US Legal sector gains 1,200 jobs in June
- Judge Rules G.O.P. Illegally Redrew Florida Districts
- B.C First Nation set to evict CN Rail, logging and fishing companies after SCC Ruling
- Hysteria Over Sexting Reaches Peak Absurdity
- Prostitution Bill Spurs Debate On Whether To Protect Or Punish Sex Workers
- GOP: We'll sue Obama ... for this
- Unifor calls for provincial probe of junior hockey
- Day after being called ‘pig’ by husband in court, Shelly Sterling returns to witness stand
-Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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