Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, January 7, 2013:
- Birther Queen Orly Taitz Explains to Judge: She Is Pretty Much Thurgood Marshall, Yo
- 'Mini-trial' today for Colorado cinema shooting suspect
- Canada's jobless rate drops to 4-year low
- Church of England allows abstinent gay men in civil partnerships to be bishops
- New WSIB policies concerning mandatory coverage in the construction industry under Bill 119
- DiManno: Measly justice for dirty cops
- What’s the Highest Hourly Rate that a Lawyer is Charging?
- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's appeal in court Monday
- December LSAT test takers drop 16%
- Teen Thrown in Jail After Boasting About Drunk Driving on Facebook
- Ontario Family Law - Stephenson: Pension double-dipping concerns addressed by Ontario Court of Appeal
- Digby: Well, at least we know we're free (to be cavity searched on the side of the road.)
- Avoiding anti-competitive employee recruitment arrangements: the US Department of Justice challenges eBay
- NHL Is Back - Workplace Prof Blog.
- Federal judge finds Tennessee law targeting online sex ads unconstitutional
- Lance Armstrong considers doping admission: report
- Has Luongo been traded to the Leafs yet??? via Michael Augello
- Leafs have had great half-seasons for each of the last 3 years. Wonder which Leaf team will we get in the 2013 half-season ahead?
- Can Forgiveness Play a Role in Criminal Justice?
- NHL, union reach tentative agreement to end lockout
- Idle No More protests target bridges, roads across Canada
- British Columbia judge strikes down minimum sentence for firearm possession
- NHL, NHLPA meet together with mediator
- Ruling that upholds ban on assisted suicide is outdated: advocates
- Rob Ford will be in court Monday to fight for his political life
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