Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, August 13, 2014:- Justin Bieber's Toronto assault case adjourned to September - Toronto Sun
- California debates ‘yes means yes’ sex assault law : Times Argus Online
- Judge is accused of ‘extreme and personal’ hostility toward lawyer
- Bieber no-show in Toronto court on assault charge - Sun News Network
- Canadians spending more on taxes than food, shelter and clothing combined, says report
- Restriction on judicial quotes in lawyer ads violates First Amendment, 3rd Circuit rules
- 'Prince of pot' Marc Emery returns to Canada
- Judge Judy settles suit with Hartford lawyer over ads with her likeness
- Lawyer, business owner and CEO face NY criminal charges for usury over payday lending operation
- Toronto police chief serves Doug Ford with defamation notice - The Globe and Mail
- Bombay, Bowring under Ontario court protection while looking for solution to debt problem
- ABA House condemns laws worldwide discriminating against LGBT people and criminalizing homosexuality
- Ontario court approves settlement deal for unpaid overtime at Scotiabank | Toronto Star
- B.C. Mountie pleads guilty to fabricating evidence in paternity case by taking test for colleague
- As workers mourn loss of ‘grandest courthouse in Georgia,’ cause of fire is undetermined
- Quebec religious order to pay record sexual abuse settlement
- Steve Ballmer completes purchase of NBA's Clippers
- NY Islanders owner Charles Wang sued over allegedly reneging on deal to sell team
- 70 per cent of British Columbians say they support marijuana legalization
- ABA approves new accreditation standards to require more "experiential" learning opportunities
- Source: Bieber to plead guilty
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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