Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, August 11, 2014:- Should Law Schools have to Require LSAT Scores?
- Legal hurdles for same-sex couples persist despite SCOTUS marriage decisions, say panelists
- Marc Emery, B.C.'s prince of pot returns to Canada Aug. 12
- Ontario prison inmates take federal government to court over pay cuts
- Harper government steers for a deliberate collision with the courts
- Oscar Pistorius: Closing Arguments End, Ruling 9/11
- Why can’t Star interview Omar Khadr?: Public Editor
- Should Canadian employers ban after work emails?
- States with stand-your-ground laws have seen an increase in homicides, reports task force
- Are old ethics rules stifling innovations in legal services delivery and marketing?
- Marijuana challenges matter for politicians not courts, judge rules | Ottawa Citizen
- District judge: the NCAA cannot stop colleges from paying football and basketball players
- One law student has a radical proposal for fixing marriage: Cut it off after four years
- GA teacher plans to sue students who caused her firing by posting her nude photos online
- Police behaviour in woman's background check 'malicious,' lawsuit alleges - Toronto Star
- James Brady death ruled a homicide, 33 years after Washington shooting
- Local residential school survivor responds to court ruling
- Massachusetts woman gets 18 months in jail for being a lousy, noisy neighbor
- Biracial woman fired because of her skin colour wins NS human rights case
- CA judge rejects $324 million Google, Apple class action settlement as too low
- Taser my 8-year-old? Mom sues
- Why The NCAA Didn’t Really Lose Yesterday
- Judge Rejects Settlement in Hiring Suit Against Google, Apple and Intel
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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