Wise Law's Legal Headlines for the week of February 14, 2022

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of February 14, 2022 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Ottawa announces review of Canada’s competition law, with focus on wage fixing, deceptive pricing and ‘anti-consumer practices’
  

• Manhattan DA walks back prosecution policies criticized as too lenient
  

• Judge grants injunction against honking in downtown Ottawa | CityNews Toronto
  

• Protesters block Canada-bound traffic on Ambassador Bridge linking Detroit to Windsor
  

• Indiana lawyer is suspended for deposition threat to expose intimate photos of woman in court record
  

• Retired Pope Asks Forgiveness Over Handling of Abuse Cases
  

• Faith Goldy, far-right 2018 Toronto mayoral candidate, faces possible prosecution over election finances
  

• Supreme Court of Canada considers if mandatory listing on sex registry is constitutional
  

• Missouri Supreme Court disciplines St. Louis lawyers who waved guns at BLM protesters
  

• Ontario plans to resume non-emergency surgeries and procedures within days
  

• Toronto police close downtown streets over Ottawa truck protesters’ threat to relocate
  

• Bruce Arthur: Russia doping at the Olympics? History may be repeating itself at the Beijing Games
  

• Can undercover cops use Snapchat content for prosecution? It depends, top state court rules
  

• Minnesota authorities can't arrest or threaten journalists after judge approves settlement arising from George Floyd protests
  

• Will Conservatives Add “Vaccine Status” to Human Rights Legislation?
  

• Ontario says it's not yet time to lift vaccine or masking mandates in the province
  

• Archives Found Possible Classified Material in Boxes Returned by Trump
  

• B.C. expands health-care vaccine mandate to include dentists, chiropractors and other regulated professionals
  

• TTC eyes plan to finally let other GTA transit agencies move bus riders within Toronto
  

• Force more likely to be used against Black and Indigenous people in federal prisons, ombudsman finds
  

• Justice Sonia Sotomayor says partisan divide could affect perception of Supreme Court
  

• Convoy protest received hundreds of donations that appeared to be from abroad
  

• Ontario court freezes access to GiveSendGo donations for truckers’ protest
  

• ‘Freedom convoy’ protests: Ford declares state of emergency over ‘siege’; manufacturers seek court order to remove Ambassador Bridge blockade
  

• Inmates, advocates denounce 'inhuman' 24/7 COVID-19 lockdowns at Quebec's Leclerc jail
  

• Judge grants injunction aimed at ending Ambassador Bridge blockade in Windsor, Ont. | CBC News
  

• Police clear Ambassador Bridge trucker convoy protests after seven-day shutdown of Canada’s busiest commercial route
  

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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