140Law - Legal Headlines for the Week of September 14, 2015

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

• Taming traffic: What if our roads had no rules?
• Court case offers new details on Durham cop who threatened to plant cocaine on suspect
• Kim Davis files appeal to continue denying same-sex marriage licences
• Calgary Transit driver Jesse Rau fired over pride bus controversy - Calgary - CBC News
• O.J. Simpson loses appeal for new trial in kidnap conviction
• Patrick Brazeau set to plead guilty to simple assault, cocaine charges
• Omar Khadr succeeds in getting some bail conditions eased
• Why Trinity Western University remains defiant despite anti-LGBTQ claims - Yahoo News Canada (blog)
• Starbucks facing $1M lawsuit after alleged workplace assault
• Toronto criminal lawyer 'had a good heart and very few social graces' - Toronto Star
• Lawyers for Omar Khadr in court to argue for ease in bail conditions - CTV News
• Banks face $1 billion Canadian class action over currency market rigging http://
• Texas lawyer arrested in relation to email frauds targeting law firms
• Tennessee Lawyer Suspended After Billing Clients for Watching TV
• Good idea: B.C. articling students can now act as commissioners
• 14 years after Sept. 11 attacks, families of victims and others await justice
• Are you a smoker? A drug user? Your fingerprints may tell all
• CRA says you can claim medical marijuana on your taxes
• Kentucky clerk jailed over same-sex marriage licences returning to work
• Lawsuit calls for Ontario to end claw-back of child support
• Video: Professional Practice Development: 2 P's that drive success for professional practices via @Sandra_Bekhor

-Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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