140Law: Legal Headlines for the week of July 10, 2017

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of July 10, 2017 from Wise Law on Twitter: 

• Judge tells Ontario woman who has sued dozens she is no longer welcome in court

• Alberta Court of Appeal demands a new standard for sexual assault trials Edmonton Journal

• 14 terrorism charges laid against woman accused of threatening Canadian Tire employees with knife

• Trademark jurisdiction becomes focus of Cleveland Indians' Ontario court case

• Legal battle could tie up payout to Omar Khadr - The Globe and Mail

• Supreme Court allows Wisconsin to enforce fetal protection law pending appeal

• Pennsylvania Judge is accused of watching porn on his office computer, using court clerks to grade exams

• Drug company founder Shkreli ordered by federal judge to stop talking to courthouse journalists

• 15 years and nearly $5 million in legal costs later, Ottawa apologizes to Omar Khadr | Toronto Star

• 27,000 Torontonians were arrested for marijuana possession in a decade. What will happen to them? | Toronto Star

• Sears Canada files motion materials for CCAA hearing | Furniture Today

• Sears Canada won't pay severance to 2500; files motion to suspend retiree benefits Globalnews.ca

• Justice Neil M. Gorsuch: Trump’s Life-Tenured Judicial Avatar

• Unlawful detention in Hamilton overturns drug conviction, Court of Appeal rules

• The vast majority of pot shop workers arrested in massive raids won’t go to trial – VICE News

• Ontario’s dentist watchdog plagued by ‘toxic culture,’ lawsuit alleges | Toronto Star

• Lawsuit takes on WSIB for rejecting 'chronic mental stress' claims - Toronto - CBC News

• Omar Khadr receives $10.5-million settlement from Ottawa: source

• Retrial for Bill Cosby sex assault case set for November

• 'Failing everyone': 204 cases tossed over delays since Supreme Court's Jordan decision

• 'I feel robbed': Ex-Sears employees speak out after severance cut off, pensions in peril

• Khadr apology, settlement about violation of Charter rights, Trudeau says

• Judge blasts OPP officers for ‘egregious’ strip search of impaired driving suspect

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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