Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, September 3, 2013:- ‘Sovereign citizen’ movement worrying officials as 30,000 claim they ‘freed’ themselves from Canada’s law
- No leniency for lawyers as appeal court restores counsel’s contempt finding for Mareva breach
- Style and Legal Writing
- Russians charge 24 y.o. under anti-gay propaganda law
- Canadian Judicial Council to review how discipline process works
- In the practicePRO Lending Library: The Lawyer’s Guide to Increasing Revenue
- Ont. Appeal: Bright line must delineate responsibilities where lawyer shares duties with client
- Groia’s appeal accuses LSUC of ‘abuse of process’
- Egypt's Morsi to stand trial on charges of 'inciting killing and thuggery' (Reuters)
- More lawyers seek greener pastures in small boutique firms
- Microsoft and Google to sue over U.S. surveillance requests
- Transgender TV Host B. Scott Sues BET for Gender Discrimination
- The Three Essential Rules for Legal Writing
- Family Law in the 50 US States
- Case report: Wrongful removal of a child pursuant to the Hague Convention
- Supreme Court of Canada getting an earful on the future of the Senate | iPolitics
- LSBC exploring idea of single regulator to include paralegals
- Individuals on no-fly list have due process rights, federal judge rules
- Litigation drives Canadian law firm growth
- The Practice-Ready Law Graduate is a ‘Fantasy,’ Says Professor
- Ontario lawyer has his name fraudulently used in bogus attempt to redirect mail from UPS
- CNE raid collects $1M worth of counterfeit goods
- Bloor West Village couple incensed after being told lawn signs are illegal
- SCOTUS Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to officiate at gay wedding Saturday (Associated Press)
- Mississippi sheriff indicted on 31 charges
- Federal court upholds California ban on foie gras sales]
- Bits Blog: Twitter General Counsel Leaves as Company Prepares to Go Public
- Retired supreme court justice Frank Iacobucci to lead review of Toronto police use-of-force
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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