Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, November 3, 2014:- Police Targeted Media With No-Fly Zone Over Ferguson, Tapes Show
- CBC fired Jian Ghomeshi after seeing ‘graphic evidence’: internal memo
- Ottawa professor facing extradition over anti-Semitic bombing in Paris asks top court to hear his appeal
- Legal Skills Prof Blog
- FL Supreme Court removes judge for running Christian ministry business from her courtroom
- Ontario clinics that failed the College of Physicians safety inspections
- Nurse says fight against Ebola quarantine was for rights of other health workers
- Cops can make you unlock your phone with your fingerprint, but they can't take your passcode
- Ontario judge calls out OPP officer for ‘indifference to the truth’
- Attorney general reinstates murder charge against Toronto lawyer by preferred indictment - Toronto Star
- Funny Judges You’d Like to Read
- ‘Bad science and bad information’: Judge eases restrictions on nurse quarantined due to Ebola fears
- In praise of the court of public opinion: Menon
- Jury rules for former Pennsylvania university administrator accused of sexual assault
- Cybersecurity study says 36% of Canadian businesses know they’ve been hit by significant data breach
- Three women contact police with allegations against Jian Ghomeshi
- The folly of civil forfeiture | National Post
- Christie Blatchford on Jian Ghomeshi: Proving someone’s guilt is bloody difficult, and so it should be
- BC Law Society benchers vote against accrediting Trinity Western law school
- Indian courthouse investigates unusual suspects: ghosts
- Star investigation: Documents contradict CHL stance on junior players amid lawsuit
- RCMP killer Justin Bourque gets 75 years without parole
- Canada won't issue visas to residents of Ebola-affected countries
- The State Of The Legal Job Market
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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