140Law: Legal Headlines for the week of May 21, 2018

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of May 21, 2018 from Wise Law on Twitter: 

• Supreme Court strikes down federal law that bans sports betting

• Delivery driver wants Domino's to pay up after years of making less than minimum wage

• Cardinal George Pell’s Australia Sexual Abuse Trials May Be Held in Secret

• Does public campaign by Stormy Daniels’ lawyer raise ethics questions?

• Swamp-talk in US judicial elections: Judge orders broadcasters to stop airing ads targeting Arkansas justice

• Supreme Court orders new trial for Alberta parents convicted in meningitis death of toddler

• When does a separated Ontario spouse have to pay rent to an ex?

• Uber and Lyft end mandatory arbitration for sexual assault claims

• Parliament passes plain tobacco packaging law, regulates vaping

• General counsel at Novartis to retire after acknowledging payments to Cohen were an ‘error’

• How a fake story about a US Supreme Court decision went viral

• FBI chief: This not a witch hunt

• Giuliani: Mueller's team will not indict Trump

• Thinking differently about legal AI

• B.C. threatens to sue Alberta if ‘unconstitutional’ bill to block oil becomes law

• Toronto police say trove of evidence found in alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur's apartment

• Alleged owners of http://Mugshots.com charged in extortion scheme, face extradition to California

• Support puppy brings ‘a little happiness’ to busy Toronto Crown prosecution office

• Paul Bernardo will stand trial for allegedly possessing 'homemade shank'

• The number of LSAT test-takers during the 2018-17 cycle increased 18.1% from the previous year

• Cambridge Analytica files for bankruptcy

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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