140Law - Legal Headlines for the week of June 22, 2015

Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Lester Holt Reflects on His Rise to NBC’s Anchor Chair
• Ontario man exonerated 45 years after being wrongly convicted of killing his wife
• Woman accused of streaming live sex shows from Windsor library pleads guilty
• Murphy & Singer: "Divorced from Reality: Rethinking Family Dispute Resolution"
• NYC bans criminal record questions before job offer
• Loblaws overpayment blunder: 3 lessons learned
• Lawyers need to look gift horse in the mouth
• Watchdog cautions doctors in Sunnybrook end-of-life case - Toronto Star
• Loblaws demands workers pay back thousands after payment error - British Columbia - CBC News
• State prison escapees still on the loose in the U.S. number at least 130 - World - CBC News
• Hulk Hogan sex tape trial could destroy Gawker
• Quebec sign law would add touch of French to global chains like Walmart
• New York bar mulls proposed social media rules for lawyers
• Fired for Refusing 24-hour Electronic Monitoring?
• World’s Biggest Law Firm Wants To Blow Up The Whole Am Law 100 Rankings
• Firing an employee in June could mean larger damage awards in Ontario
• Access to Justice: Limited Scope Representation
• Peter MacKay says government needs more time to draft assisted-suicide law
• Conservatives spend almost $7M defending unconstitutional legislation
• Chicago Frozen Embryo Case
• Removal of Justice Déziel not warranted: report
• Cardinals Face F.B.I. Inquiry in Hacking of Astros’ Database
• Judges slam police for unnecessary jailing of non-Ontario residents
• Workers can be fired for smoking pot off the job, Colorado court says
• Communications Breakdown: When a Lawyer Doesn’t Listen
• Mexico’s Supreme Court quietly legalizes same-sex marriage
• 'This scandal couldn't be any more Canadian': John Oliver pokes fun at Senate scandal
• Zero-tolerance in domestic assault - a conundrum

- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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