140Law: Legal Headlines for the week of July 31, 2017

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of July 31, 2017 from Wise Law on Twitter: 

• No discipline for Ontario judge who wore Trump T-shirt while shopping

• Judge offers shorter sentences for offenders who get vasectomies or contraceptive implants

• Chicago law firm files trademark suit against rival that also uses O’Keefe in its name

• Google seeks to use U.S. law to battle Supreme Court of Canada's order to change global search results

• Trump Says Transgender People Will Not Be Allowed in the Military

• New York lawyer accused of calling in bomb threat to avoid sanctions hearing

• Laid-off Sears workers try to block big cash bonuses for executive staff

• Quebec judges sue government over court’s exclusive jurisdiction

• Court Confirms Employees Can Sue for Harassment - Lexology

• Boy Scouts apologize for Trump's 'political rhetoric'

• Court orders owner to demolish unfinished monster home in Brampton Toronto Star

• Could Canadian Companies Require Employees to be Micro-Chipped?

• Ontario jail guard faces discipline after tweets about inmate in segregation

• Plumbing bill quarrel becomes pricey court action

• Police chiefs blast Trump for seeming to endorse ‘police brutality’

• Federal court rules public officials cannot block social media users.

• Video shows suspects fleeing arson at Yorkville personal injury law firm

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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