140Law: Legal Headlines for the week of January 30, 2017

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of January 30, 2017 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• Discrimination based on religion in not hiring unqualified applicant - Canadian Employment Law Today

• 20 Years of Canada's Child Support Guidelines: Some Key Stats

• Opinion: Why we're suing Donald Trump

• Felony Charges for Journalists Arrested at Inauguration Protests Raise Fears for Press Freedom

• Trump says he will send in the feds if Chicago’s murder ‘carnage’ continues; can he legally do it?

• Yes, you can film police. No, they can't seize your phone, Toronto lawyer says

• Privacy experts call for rules on Canada government monitoring social media

• Trump poised to lift ban on CIA ‘Black Site’ prisons, which were used for torture

• Russian lawmakers back bill decriminalizing domestic violence

• Ex-boyfriend in Ontario ‘revenge porn’ case given second chance to defend himself

• Proposed Ontario class-action claims Uber drivers are employees not contractors

• Ontario’s small claims court judges to get training on illegal interest rates

• Florida judge accused of saying blacks should ‘go back to Africa’ resigns before he can be impeached

• The Executor's Roadmap - Part 1: Death and the Funeral

• Supreme Court of Canada Tackles Link Rot With New Online Archive

• Ontario ruling may boost lawsuits over jail conditions | The London Free Press

• Concept of 'unbundled' legal services gaining support - Toronto Star

• Trump's 1st week reshapes U.S. relationship with Canada

• Paralegal awarded $22,000 by Ontario Human Rights Tribunal in harassment case

• ACLU reveals seven-point plan to fight Trump polices, files information request

• PEI moves to change employment law, declaring CHL players amateurs - TSN

• Ontario lawyers warn civil court delays a worsening 'disaster' | Toronto Star

• Ontario premier rejects Toronto's request for tolls on DVP, Gardiner

• Trump supporter charged with voting twice. Her lawyer says she shouldn't stand trial - Toronto Star

• 134,000,000 people banned from the US

• Google sends warning to its employees over Trump immigration ban

• Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Psychologists in C.I.A. Torture Case

• 'You do not lock a dog in cage for 3 months': Woman who spent 6 months in solitary sues federal gov't

• Federal Court Grants Stay Against Trump's Immigration Order

• Canadian dual citizens exempted from Trump's travel ban - Toronto Star

• Judge Who Blocked Trump’s Refugee Order Praised for ‘Firm Moral Compass’

• US Constitutional Rights Apply to Everyone, Including Immigrants

• The lawyers showed up on Saturday. And they won.

• Texas Attempts to Revoke Some Gay-Marriage Rights

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

Visit our Toronto Law Office website: www.wiselaw.net