Wise Law's Legal Headlines for the week of February 21, 2023

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of February 21, 2023 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Manitoba man imprisoned for decades to get appeal after likely miscarriage of justice, minister says
  

• Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in IP Addresses? SCC to Decide R v Bykovets
  

• Georgia Judge Will Release Parts of Report on Trump Election Inquiry
  

• Vancouver police officer guilty of assault with weapon in arrest of Black man stopped for jaywalking
  

• Looking for love on Valentine’s Day? Canadians lose $59M to romance scams
  

• Prosecutors Seek Trump Lawyer’s Testimony in Classified Documents Case
  

• Three youths arrested in Spadina subway station slashing on Sunday
  

• Third Trump attorney appears before federal grand jury investigating Mar-a-Lago documents
  

• Man who used stun gun on officer Michael Fanone on Jan. 6 pleads guilty
  

• What Ontario drivers need to know about major rollout of licence plate scanning technology
  

• Pence to Oppose Subpoena Seeking Testimony in Jan. 6 Inquiry
  

• Citing lack of lawyers, public defenders in this state ask to let law grads work before bar admission
  

• Fired staff attorney awarded over $1.1M for firing after she sought time off for Jewish holidays
  

• Journalists win fight with Nebraska over $44,000 public records charge | Courthouse News Service
  

• Opinion: Israel’s legal reforms look awfully Canadian – and that’s not good - The Globe and Mail
  

• Osgoode Hall injunction stays for now as Metrolinx says several trees are already down
  

• Starbucks Illegally Threatened and Punished Activists, US Labor Board Rules
  

• Citing misinformation, GTA judge sides with anti-vax father on ‘extremely controversial’ COVID-19 vaccine
  

• Ontario regulator urges vigilance as fraudsters pose as homeowners to sell properties
  

• Georgia Judge to Release Grand Jury Findings in Trump Election Inquiry
  

• John Tory formally resigns as mayor of Toronto effective Friday
  

• Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows subpoenaed by special counsel in Jan. 6 investigation
  

• Mike Pence vows to fight subpoena in Jan. 6 investigation all the way to the Supreme Court
  

• DOJ officially decides not to charge Matt Gaetz in sex-trafficking probe
  

• Canadian Bar Association Interview with the Chief Justice of Canada
  

• Former home of B.C. man guilty of aggravated assault ordered to be sold with proceeds going to victim's family
  

• Liberals move to create independent commission to probe miscarriage of justice claims
  

• Arizona Court of Appeals rejects Kari Lake's election challenge
  

• Fox News stars and executives privately trashed Trump's election fraud claims, court document reveals
  

• CSIS documents reveal Chinese strategy to influence Canada’s 2021 election - The Globe and Mail
  

• B.C. Court of Appeal orders seizure of 3 Hells Angels clubhouses | CBC News
  

• Inquiry set to deliver its verdict today on Ottawa's use of emergency powers to end convoy protests
  

• CEOs of Loblaws, Sobeys agree to appear before parliamentary committee investigating food prices, if asked
  

• Do Law Schools Need the LSAT? Here’s How to Understand the Debate.
  

• Will the Access Hollywood tape come back to haunt Trump?
  

• Tribunal finds tenant, condo owner jointly responsible for tenant's disruptive behaviour
  

• Judge extends ban on tree removal at Osgoode Hall until Tuesday
  

• Social media fuelled the ‘Freedom Convoy,’ and 4 more findings you need to know from the Emergencies Act report
  

• Two Supreme Court cases this week could upend the entire internet

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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