Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, September 30, 2014:- Toronto police officer rebuked by judge for fabricating evidence
- Madoff son under scrutiny until day he died
- Lawyer admits records a ‘disaster,’ apologizes for bilking LAO
- Luka Magnotta admits to killing Jun Lin but pleads not guilty
- When Waiving a Search Comes Back to Haunt You
- Ontario farmers win tax credit for food bank donations
- OSC alleges Mitchell Finkelstein and Paul Azeff’s insider trading damaged reputation of markets
- US Supreme Court justices meet to consider taking gay marriage cases in next session
- Is BC Law Society's TWU referendum democracy or shirking of responsibility?
- Two US Courts Permit Defendants To Be Served on Facebook
- Bring your gun, get a discount: Louisiana restaurant’s promotion sparks criticism
- Know the LSUC Rules of Professional Conduct: changes are coming
- CRTC to Netflix: Since you won't co-operate, we'll ignore you
- Sun Media apologizes to Justin Trudeau
- California enacts strict student privacy law
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg: If Roe v. Wade repealed, only the rich will have access to abortions
- Justin Bieber court date today in Stratford, Ont., involves ATV-minivan crash
- Family of Canadian imprisoned 15 years in Cuba disputes corruption charges
- Judge says Atlanta lawyer appeared unsteady and disheveled in court, orders drug test and jailing
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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