140 Law - Leading Legal Headlines for the Week of July 7, 2015

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

• Winnipeg bomb victim Maria Mitousis plans to return to job as soon as possible
• Sex on the beach lands man 2.5 years in jail for ‘lewd’ behaviour on mid-afternoon Florida seaside
• S&P downgrades Ontario
• Man accused of sending bombs to ex-wife and her lawyer went through lengthy divorce
• S.C. lawmakers to talk Confederate flag
• Winnipeg police make arrest in law office bombing
• 'Broken' adoption systems leaves children stranded despite couple ready to adopt - Canada - CBC News
• Controversial Ontario court security act proclaimed into law
• Rock Band Sings Justice Scalia’s Dissents
• Chemerinsky: What does this memorable SCOTUS term mean for the future?
• Canada's new judicial appointments
• Ontario Court again confirms its authority to award human rights damages - Lexology
• Two killed in Quebec law office shooting; linked to three other deaths
• Uber is not a taxi company, judge rules in rejecting City of Toronto complaint
• Judge rejects Toronto's case against Uber - The Globe and Mail
• Photos and video: bomb explodes in Winnipeg law office - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca
• Mandatory victim surcharges unconstitutional: B.C. court
• Canadians still support same-sex marriage ten years in, but even more of us are coming around: poll
• Utah judge awards $134.2 million to two U.S. soldiers in lawsuit against Omar Khadr
• Fair Elections Act 'just a way of blocking all sorts of people,' groups argue in court
• Ontario law society’s decision to refuse Trinity Western accreditation upheld - The Globe and Mail
• Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore’s lawyer: “Public officials are ministers of God”
• Federal Judge Orders Alabama Judges To Issue Marriage Licenses
• U.S. probate judges opposed to gay marriage stand firm
• York University’s sexual assault policy sparks human-rights complaint - The Globe and Mail

- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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