Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for the week of January 19, 2015:- Arrival of electronic document delivery drags Ontario lawyers kicking and screaming into the 21st Century
- Game change: Jamaica is about to decriminalize marijuana
- Fired man suffers through epic arbitration delay - Toronto Star
- US Supreme Court to review Oklahoma lethal injection procedure
- Solitary confinement called cruel and unusual punishment in BC lawsuit
- Former WWE wrestlers sue over brain damage, other injuries
- LSUC: Obligations upon Withdrawal from Representation
- Speaker's Corner: A new approach to resolving questions of law on pretrial motions in Ontario
- Fired anti-abortion activist snooped into 414 abortion files at Peterborough, Ontario hospital
- Lowering LSAT Score Requirements at Law Schools May Have Consequences | JD Journal
- Luka Magnotta appeals murder conviction, seeks new trial in Jun Lin killing
- Depositions: Questions to Ask about Documents
- Prison beard ban violates Muslim inmate’s statutory religious rights, SCOTUS rules
- Ontario Court grants huge 14 months notice award to senior exec after three years service
- Halifax pair accused of Air Canada sex act back in court
- Dalhousie dentistry student suspended for Facebook posts he didn’t even see: lawyer
- Doctor in England on trial over female genital mutilation
- Don't be a sitzpinkler: Germany upholds man’s right to pee standing up (and splash the floor a bit)
- Foie gras company on trial for ‘extreme cruelty’ to ducks and geese: ‘We are not barbarians’
- Omar Khadr seeks bail pending US appeal of war crime conviction
- Saskatchewan judge says CBC defamed anti-gay activist Bill Whatcott in 2011
- Crown attorney lining up Senators as witnesses in upcoming fraud trial of Mike Duffy
- Alabama gay marriage ban struck down
- ABS town hall brings out the skeptics
- The Target Collapse and Employee Entitlements
- SCC rules that mergers cannot prevent future competition
- Ontario Superior Court rejects “old brain thinking” in key proportionality analysis - Lexology
- Baker who would not decorate a cake with anti-gay slurs faces civil rights complaint
- Dentons, China’s Dacheng join forces to form world’s largest law firm
- Jane Doe #3 Strikes Back at Dershowitz - TalkLeft: The Politics Of Crime
- Kentucky Republican says 1891 law lets him drive drunk while he’s in office
- Halton courts stretched beyond limits, judges, lawyers warn | The Toronto Star
- Ontario Superior Court decision over Road Salt use sets a dangerous precedent for Ontario municipalities
- Sheriff: Man arrested for tackling armed fellow Wal-Mart shopper who has a concealed-carry permit
- Darren Wilson will not face federal charges for killing Michael Brown: report
- Ontario law allows children to determine medical care - Toronto Star
- Coroner probing death of Makayla Sault, aboriginal girl who refused chemotherapy
- Crown wants 25 years for former Arctic priest convicted of sexual abuse
- Grand Jury Recommends Pennsylvania Attorney General Be Charged With Perjury
- American states seize cash, property from motorists
- Crown wants jail time for dog walker who lied about death of 6 animals7
- Paris Mayor Plans to Sue Fox News Over False Reports of ‘No-Go Zones’
- Manitoba court case could lead to Canadian legal ban on school-aged children staying home alone
- Alabama man is ticketed for eating double quarter-pounder with cheese while driving
- Edmonton’s Beth Israel Synagogue vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti
- GoodLife Fitness has its eye on Target stores and employees for planned expansion
- Prisoner and His Beard Win at the US Supreme Court
- Case on Judicial Campaign Donations Turns Personal for Justices
- Supreme Court case could affect French education rights outside Quebec
- Maple Leafs fans charged with public mischief for jersey tossing protests (Puck Daddy)
- SCC Appeals decided - 16 January 2015 - Lexology
- Dalhousie dentistry student faces disciplinary hearing
- Roman Polanski case moves to Poland as prosecutor seeks to extradite
- Fight resumes over vanished lawyer Javad Heydary's insurance money - Toronto Star
- Rachel Spence
Visit our Toronto Law Office website: www.wiselaw.net
No comments:
Post a Comment
Readers are solely responsible for the content of the comments they post here. Comments are subject to the site's terms and conditions of use and do not necessarily reflect the opinion or approval of Wise Law Blog and the writers thereof. Readers whose comments violate the terms of use may have their comments removed without notification.