Wise Law's Legal Headlines for the week of October 31, 2022

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of October 31, 2022 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Temporary restraining order sought against group linked to voter intimidation allegations in Arizona
  

• Jury selection begins slowly in Trump Org. tax fraud trial
  

• Scott Peterson finally moved off California’s death row
  

• B.C. couple sues Swoop Airlines, accuses staff of racial discrimination after being escorted off flight
  

• Justice Thomas freezes order for Sen. Lindsey Graham to testify before grand jury
  

• Competition Bureau to probe grocery sector as food prices soar
  

• Moscow court upholds Brittney Griner's drug-smuggling conviction
  

• Meet the new faces on Toronto City Council
  

• Busted at 18, an Ontario man says he lost his career to Ottawa's broken pot pardon process
  

• Ottawa's $40B First Nations child welfare deal torpedoed by Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
  

• Toronto police officer allegedly took dead person’s credit card, stole missing person's luxury watch
  

• Ford, Jones to challenge Emergencies Act inquiry summons in court next week
  

• Brampton mayoral candidate Nikki Kaur no longer employed by city, claims she was terminated
  

• Ottawa rejects Rogers's original bid for access to Shaw's wireless frequencies
  

• Judge in Quebec racial profiling case orders end to random traffic stops
  

• Glaring safety issues in group home fire that left 2 men with disabilities dead: report
  

• Meta fined $24.7M for campaign finance disclosure violations
  

• Half of TDSB school board trustees to be new faces following municipal election
  

• Garland Formally Bars Justice Dept. From Seizing Reporters’ Records
  

• Prosecutors Seek Testimony on Trump Declassifying Documents
  

• Some Canadians say remote employee tracking is justified. Others are dead set against it
  

• Nikki Kaur's dismissal from Brampton job a 'targeted retaliation,' her lawyers allege
  

• Woman sues over ban on feeding Bullhead City, Az. homeless people in parks
  

• Unnamed woman alleges Herschel Walker pressured her into an abortion in 1993
  

• $15,000 Settlement Leads to $27,000 Cost Award
  

• Judge mulls mental evaluation in Kavanaugh threat case
  

• What is actually in Ontario's new housing legislation?
  

• Doug Ford breaks silence on why he is refusing to testify at Emergencies Act inquiry: a ‘federal’ matter
  

• Air Canada apologizes for not letting blind woman fly with guide dog
  

• 2 women arrested in Canada after coming home from Syrian camp for ISIS fighters' families
  

• Singapore jails man who posed as female gynecologist on Facebook to get intimate photos
  

• Months-long delays at Ontario tribunal crushing some small landlords under debt from unpaid rent | CBC News
  

• Supreme Court will not hear unions' appeal of Manitoba’s public-sector wage freeze
  

• OPS intelligence report on truckers' protest criticized as 'oddball,' 'unprofessional' and 'disturbing'
  

• 'Unreasonable' order lifting Alberta school mask mandate made by politicians not CMOH: judge | CBC News
  

• Federal dental care benefit gets go-ahead from House of Commons
  

• Ontario banning NDAs in sexual misconduct cases by staff at colleges, universities
  

• Court clears way for IRS to give Trump tax returns to Congress
  

• Lawyers to argue against Ford’s participation in Emergencies Act inquiry on Nov. 1
  

• ‘It was historic’: Motion to call residential schools genocide backed unanimously in Parliament
  

• Judge orders Meta to pay $10.5M in legal fees to Washington
  

• Woman sentenced to 18 years for ‘torture’ of two stepsons who were hung upside down from ceiling in Toronto basement
  

• Supreme Court of Canada declares parts of sex offender registry unconstitutional
  

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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