140 Law - Legal Headlines for Thursday, July 3, 2014

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Thursday, July 3, 2014:

•  Defunct law firms aren’t entitled to claw back unfinished-business profits, New York high court says
•  Iowa State researcher indicted for faking “promising” AIDS vaccine studies
•  What is Wilful Misconduct under the Ontario Employment Standards Act? ‹ Watershed LLP
•  Justice Ginsburg’s Hobby Lobby dissent is grist for ‘Song a Day’ musician
•  First day of ‘guns everywhere’ law in GA sparks convenience store showdown
•  Hobby Lobby Is Already Creating New Religious Demands on Obama
•  Massachusetts small claims judge erred by jailing man over $508.27 debt, observers contend
•  Target ‘respectfully’ asks US customers not to bring firearms into stores
• Monthly LawPro fraud summary for June 2014
• Ex-NHLer Steve Moore appears for 1st time at Todd Bertuzzi civil trial 
•  Torys sets up nearshoring office in Halifax to handle "commoditized" services on fixed-fee basis
•  Goldman Sachs asks judge to order Google to delete email sent to wrong account
•  The Case Against Hobby Lobby, by the Lawyer Who Won Citizens United
•  Sunrise Propane explosion: $23-million settlement proposed in class-action suit
•  Secret U.S. memo suggests no legal basis to charge Omar Khadr with war crimes
•  Rob Ford: Drug use ran 'the full gamut' - CBC.ca
•  Moody's changes Ontario outlook to negative from stable - Toronto - CBC News 
•  Ontario Legal Aid hopes to discourage feuding couples from acting as own lawyers
•  Court Orders Google to Remove Site from Worldwide Search Results
•  School suspension of Maryland boy, 7, who chewed pastry into gun shape is upheld by hearing officer
•  Internet Legal Research on a Budget
•  Corporations: Still Not People
•  Corporations are people? It's a real legal concept
•  Russia bans swear words in films, theatre, the media and arts
•  Flyers captain Claude Giroux reportedly arrested in Ottawa for groping cop 
•  Don’t Gossip About Your Client to the Press… Some (Mildly) Complicating Thoughts on Robidoux
•  A ‘specious unanimity’? Concurrences in some unanimous SCOTUS cases are as angry as dissents
• FL ‘sovereign citizen’ names imaginary nation to claim ‘diplomatic immunity’ from traffic laws
• “New York’s highest court strikes down cyber-bullying law”
•  5 signs Rob Ford’s comeback isn’t going so well
•  Porter Airlines ordered to pay cash to passengers bumped from domestic flights 

- Elysia Cherry, Legal Assistant 

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