Wise Law's Legal Headlines for the week of November 29, 2021

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of November 29, 2021 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Rittenhouse's Counsel: Defending a Client, Not a Cause
  

• Austria Imposes Lockdown and Mandatory Vaccination Amid Covid Surge
  

• Critical Witness Testifies at Netanyahu Trial, Reviving a Drifting Case
  

• West Virginia Judge who searched litigant’s home for marital property gets censure and fine
  

• ‘The whole process made me feel sad, defeated and humiliated,’ Jamaican man tells rights tribunal in DNA-sweep case
  

• 2 Canadian Journalists Arrested at Indigenous Protest Are Freed on Bail
  

• House Panel Subpoenas Roger Stone and Alex Jones in Capitol Riot Inquiry
  

• Premier slams Ontario developer that raised condo prices by $100K after cancelling sales deals | CBC News
  

• Judge rules lawyers who challenged Trump's 2020 election loss in Colorado must pay large fines
  

• Lawyers want better alignment with duties and desires, says Stand-out Lawyers mid-year survey - Thomson Reuters Institute
  

• Toronto police charge four men with obstruction of justice for recording and posting court hearing
  

• Apple Sues Israeli Spyware Maker NSO Group
  

• Conservatives formally object to COVID-19 vaccination rules on Parliament Hill
  

• Accused in deadly Wisconsin parade crash charged with homicide as death toll rises to 6
  

• Ohio jury finds 3 major pharmacies bear responsibility for opioid epidemic
  

• 3 white men guilty of murdering Black man Ahmaud Arbery, Georgia jury finds
  

• Charlottesville Extremists Lose in Court, but Replacement Theory Lives On
  

• Testing finds dangerous chemicals in illegal cannabis: OPP
  

• Quebec legislators vote unanimously to create special court for victims of domestic, sexual violence
  

• Conservatives defend troubled online corporate registry that law firms say is hurting Ontario businesses
  

• New Ontario Court forms that come into force Jan 1st that will impact on wills & estates lawyers
  

• Indigenous two-spirit woman files human rights complaint against London Health Sciences Centre
  

• Liberals introduce bill to provide sick pay, ban intimidation of patients and health-care workers
  

• A woman accused of impersonating a nurse — even giving injections — in Ottawa is now facing a similar allegation in B.C.
  

• Inuvialuit child service law to replace 'sterile colonialist' system with cultural continuity
  

• Ontario reports 666 schools with confirmed COVID-19 cases
  

• Vaping Is Risky. Why Is the F.D.A. Authorizing E-Cigarettes? - The New York Times
  

• A mother got children’s aid involved over her ex’s smoking. But is second-hand smoke grounds for intervention?
  

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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