Wise Law's Legal Headlines for the week of April 18, 2022

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of April 18, 2022 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Judge to decide if former Alberta justice minister is in contempt of court
  

• Boris Johnson to be fined by police over lockdown-breaking parties at UK government premises
  

• City of Philadelphia Will Reinstate an Indoor Mask Mandate
  

• Google’s ‘privileged’ email labeling, said to prevent lawsuit disclosure, was ‘eyebrow raising,’ judge says
  

• Texas drops murder charges against woman who had abortion
  

• Alberta pair sue police for $1.5M over 'malicious' drug raid that found nothing
  

• What’s Happening to Abortion Legislation in States Across the U.S.
  

• John Roberts Has Lost Control of the US Supreme Court
  

• National Muslim charity launching legal challenge of CRA audit, calling it Islamophobic
  

• Ottawa's largest school board to bring back mask mandate
  

• Supreme Court of Canada Releases 2021 Year in Review
  

• Toronto police officer faces eight charges of theft
  

• In a First, Google Goes After Puppy Fraud in Court
  

• Canada’s ban on Chelsea Manning upheld by Immigration and Refugee Board
  

• Legal limit for THC is constitutional, judge rules in crash that killed GTA mom and three daughters
  

• Former Alberta justice minister Jonathan Denis found in contempt of court
  

• Law Society says it has contacted suspected bar-exam cheaters
  

• Ottawa school board votes to mandate masks, as TDSB appeals directly to students, parents
  

• Bail hearing for convoy organizer Pat King abruptly adjourned, new charges to be laid
  

• Legal Marijuana Sales Will Start Next Thursday in New Jersey
  

• ‘It’s just another blow’: Why injured workers say they’re losing out as inflation hits
  

• Appointment of unilingual N.B. lieutenant-governor violated charter, judge rules
  

• Man who said Trump's 'orders' caused him to storm U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 found guilty
  

• Federal judge lumps Trump with ‘charlatans’ who don’t care about democracy
  

• Real estate auctions catching on in Ontario as calls for transparency, end to blind bidding grow

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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