140Law: Legal Headlines for the week of October 10, 2017

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of October 10, 2017 from Wise Law on Twitter: 

• Dozens of amicus briefs support Christian bakery owner who refused to make cake for gay wedding

• 'My heart was in my stomach': Homeowner learns too late she bought a former grow-op

• Toronto’s Bid for Injunction Against Marijuana Dispensaries Under Reserve

• Ontario’s correctional system needs overhaul, report says

• Law society’s new policy compels speech, crossing line that must not be crossed | National Post

• SCC’s ‘barnburner’ fall session features TWU, Groia, Comeau and other hot cases - The Lawyer's Daily

• Lawyer on Mueller’s team is reportedly researching pre-emptive pardons

• Three Ontario nursing homes ordered to stop new admissions because of substandard care

• FDA: 'Love' is not a real ingredient in bakery's granola

• Ontario realtors face new conflict-of-interest rules when they represent buyer and seller

• Ten new judges appointed to Ontario Court of Justice - The Lawyer's Daily

• Michigan mother who refused to follow court order to vaccinate her son is headed to jail

• A Forest Hill couple sued neighbors over a house they claim was renovated to look like theirs

• Georgia sheriff is indicted for warrantless search of hundreds of students in high school lockdown

• Residential school records documenting abuses can be destroyed: Supreme Court | CTV News

• Should cops carry Tasers? Public to weigh in at Toronto police board meeting

• More than 2,000 Canadians have died with medical assistance since legalization

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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