Here are the leading legal headliens from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, July 9, 2014:- California court closures: 200-mile trek to courthouse or plead guilty? Some defendants choose the latter
- Defence closes case in Oscar Pistorius murder trial
- CASL: myths about Canada’s anti-spam law
- Anti-spam law is ludicrous regulatory overkill - The Globe and Mail
- Legal action pending after Northern Ireland bakery refuses gay "Bert and Ernie" wedding cake order
- Tories’ $20M pledge to help prostitutes so ‘inadequate’ it’s hard to take seriously: Calgary police chief
- Democrats Push Bill to Reverse US Supreme Court Ruling on Contraceptives
- Critics of prostitution bill say Peter MacKay's testimony won't slow court challenges
- Nortel Networks’ former overseas operations reach settlement over remaining assets
- Summary judgment on trial: Ontario Court of Appeal revisits the risks of summary adjudication - Lexology
- Peter MacKay’s utopian goal obscures prostitution reality: Tim Harper
- Judges with Daughters More Likely to Favor Women in Gender Cases
- When Will Law School Admissions Make the Standardized Test Optional?
- Assistant public defender punched by Florida judge resigns in protest after jurist returns to bench
- Sleeping fan sues ESPN for $10M
- Single stock market watchdog for Canada being unveiled
- After seven years in court, family has illegally built home addition approved by OMB
- Rob Ford ‘disruptive’ in rehab, sources say
- New Judge Appointed to the Ontario Court of Justice
- Teen texting while driving rampant, Ontario survey finds
- Recreational Pot Sales Begin In Washington State
- Combative Sterling comes out swinging at trial, saying he was duped into taking mental health tests
- Going bigger might not always be better - Expanding your law firm requires careful analysis
- Music duo Insane Clown Posses loses gang lawsuit
- Omar Khadr wins appeal, will be transferred from federal prison
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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