Wise Law's Legal Headlines for the week of November 7, 2022

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of November 7, 2022 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Emergencies Act inquiry to hear from 'Freedom Convoy' protest organizers this week
  

• Trump Organization faces criminal tax fraud trial over perks
  

• New York City agrees to pay $26 million to 2 men wrongly convicted of Malcolm X murder
  

• Antisemitic message projected onto stadium during college football game this weekend
  

• Elon Musk disbands Twitter's board, cementing control over company
  

• Judge dismisses Mark Meadows' challenge to House January 6 committee subpoena
  

• Penguin Random House’s Bid to Acquire Simon & Schuster Blocked by Judge
  

• Ontario education workers will walk off the job Friday despite anti-strike legislation, CUPE says
  

• Doug Ford has no excuse to dodge Emergencies Act inquiry, commission lawyers say
  

• Back-to-work legislation an 'outrageous assault' on workers, union says
  

• Justice Department says 'vigilante ballot security efforts' in Arizona are likely illegal
  

• Trump asks SCOTUS justices to keep tax returns from House committee
  

• Sentencing hearing set for Parkland school mass murderer
  

• Lawyers for Ontario Premier Doug Ford to appear in to court today to fight summons
  

• Federal judge blasts the Supreme Court for its Second Amendment opinion
  

• Canadian charged in Pelosi attack told police he had further targets, according to court filing
  

• Doug Ford’s reasons for not testifying at Emergencies Act inquiry might not be good enough, judge suggests
  

• Supreme Court rejects Lindsey Graham's request to block grand jury subpoena
  

• ‘Freedom Convoy’ organizer Pat King, lawyer to testify at Emergencies Act inquiry
  

• 'One-of-a-kind' law clinic in Windsor awarded $3.1 million | CBC News
  

• Nets suspend Kyrie Irving for at least 5 games without pay
  

• Alex Jones trial moves to punitive damages phase
  

• Tears, outbursts and monologues: Judge struggles to keep Emergencies Act inquiry on track as ‘Freedom Convoy’ organizers testify
  

• RCMP looking into so-called Chinese ‘police’ stations in Toronto area
  

• Hearing to determine legality of walkout by education workers continues Sunday
  

• Bruins sign player convicted of assault on Black classmate
  

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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