140 Law - Legal Headlines for the Week of March 7, 2016

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

• Shakeup coming for Toronto CAS
• Toronto lawyer, disbarred in California, fighting to keep Ontario law licence
• Trump shifts position on torture, says he won't order military 'to disobey the law'
• Supreme Court puts hold on Louisiana abortion clinic law
• Three More Judges Said to Be Vetted for US Supreme Court
• Women and dress code discrimination: 3 cases that made it to human rights tribunals - CBC.ca
• Ontario judge approves $20.6M settlement in Scotiabank overtime class-action suit
• Knife reportedly found at O.J. Simpson's former Brentwood estate is being tested by LAPD
• This Judge Earnestly Believes That 3-Year-Olds Understand Immigration Law - Because he taught it to
• Mi’kmaq man launches human rights case over ‘offensive’ team logos
• El Chapo’s lawyer says he wants to be extradited to U.S. after all
• Appeals judge Jane Kelly vetted for SCOTUS?
• $25 'skinny' TV packages called a 'ripoff' as industry 'stares down' CRTC
• Oscar Pistorius's murder appeal denied by South Africa's highest court
• Apple iPhone encryption dispute gets support from Google, Facebook
• Justice Clarence Thomas Talks; People Listen: Reporter’s Notebook
• Canada's Premiers agree carbon pricing will be part of national climate change plan
• Facing up to age discrimination - Lawyers Weekly Canada
• Sex, drugs and dying: You've come a long way Canada - The Globe and Mail
• Supreme Court grants Google leads to appeal in case of blocked search results - The Globe and Mail
• BC doctor confirms she helped in Alberta woman's doctor-assisted death - Globalnews.ca
• With the first Ghomeshi verdict looming it's a good time for employers to review harassment policies
• Solitary confinement reform in Canadian jails hindered by secretive system - CBC.ca
• Terminally ill Toronto man seeks physician-assisted death
• 1600 Scotiabank workers settle for $20.6M - Toronto Star
• What it'd cost Apple to help the FBI hack an iPhone
• NY judge's ruling could aid Apple's case against FBI demand for iPhone hack
• Muntean v. Enablence: Wrongful Dismissal Damages Without a Termination?
• Ten Tips for New Trial Lawyers
• Should You Bother With Social Media Marketing?
• GTA real estate sales hit record high in February
• Tribunal upholds appeal against Prince Edward County wind-turbine project
• 'We clearly bear some responsibility,' Google says after self-driving car hits bus
• Maria Shepherd's 1992 manslaughter conviction quashed - CBC.ca
• Ottawa's biggest palliative care hospital says it won't offer assisted dying - Ottawa Citizen
• N.Y. Judge rules Apple can't be forced to give iPhone data in drug case
• Clarence Thomas Breaks 10 Years of Silence at US Supreme Court
• Subway to ensure its ‘Footlong’ sandwiches measure up to at least 12-inches after lawsuit

- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk

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