140 Law - Legal Headlines for the Week of October 19, 2015

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

• The Canadian War on Science: A long, unexaggerated, devastating chronological indictment
• Police drove Rob Ford home, didn't charge him with impaired driving: ex-chief of staff
• Secrecy to continue when complaints are raised against judges | Toronto Star
• SCC upholds B.C.’s automatic roadside suspensions regime
• Illinois Adopts Duty of Technology Competence; Is Now 15th State To Do So
• Oscar Pistorius to be released from jail
• Wayne Simmons, used by Fox News for analysis, lied about CIA career: prosecutors - World - CBC News
• Unpaid internships demand more action to prevent exploitation of young: expert - Toronto Star
• Decision unduly limits political rights of prosecutors: lawyers’ union
• Bell Canada pays $1.25M penalty to settle app rating case
• Bell Canada pays $1.25M penalty to settle app rating case
• Eugenie Bouchard files lawsuit over fall at U.S. Open
• Abortion at the US Supreme Court’s Door
• Shafias say 'cultural stereotyping' affected their "honour killing" trial, appeal for new one
• The Upcoming Federal Election and the Supreme Court of Canada
• Gun Retailer Found Liable for Negligence in Milwaukee Police Shooting
• Oregon ct. upholds manslaughter convictions of parents whose religious beliefs precluded medical care for child
• Jury rejects woman’s lawsuit against 12-year-old nephew’s exuberant hug
• Student buys Google.com for $12, owns it for a minute
• Montreal men accused of illegally exporting railway equipment to Iran - Montreal - CBC News
• Non-competition, non-solicitation covenants - Canadian HR Reporter (blog)
• Quebec judge approves $450M settlement for Lac-Mégantic victims
• Mulcair calls legalization of pot ‘the way for the future’

- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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