140Law: Legal Headlines for the week of September 7, 2020

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of September 7, 2020 from Wise Law on Twitter:  

• Appeals Court Denies Flynn’s Attempt to End Case
  

• Appeals court denies Michael Flynn and DOJ's effort to end his case
  

• Liberty University to investigate its operations under Jerry Falwell Jr.
  

• Trump's lawyers say court wrongly sided with Manhattan DA over financial records
  

• Ron Jeremy faces 20 more sexual assault charges
  

• Teachers' unions to file labour board complaint over Ontario's school reopening plan | CBC News
  

• CRA's handling of COVID-19 benefit cyberattacks 'reprehensible,' alleges proposed class-action lawsuit
  

• N.J. Teen billed $2,500 in police overtime for a Black Lives Matter protest
  

• Facebook says it will block users in Australia from sharing news if new rules go forward
  

• A flood of age discrimination lawsuits is expected from COVID-19 and the economic downturn
  

• Dozens of Black former franchisees sue McDonald's over alleged discrimination
  

• Appeals court grants Trump's request to delay subpoena of his tax returns
  

• Lawyer for accused neo-Nazi tries to dismiss weapons charges, suppress evidence
  

• Kentucky bar takes ‘medieval approach to mental health,’ says Trump-appointed judge
  

• Protesters sue Kenosha claiming arrests, curfew violate U.S. Constitution
  

• Charlie Hebdo terror trial begins in Paris, five years after deadly attacks
  

• Ontario limitation periods and procedural time periods resume September 14, 2020
  

• Supplementary Notice to the Profession and Litigants in Civil and Family Matters Including Electronic Filings and Document Sharing (Caselines Pilot) (September 2, 2020) | Superior Court of Justice
  

• US insurers rack up early wins in lawsuits over COVID-19 ‘business interruption’ coverage
  

• Musician Eddy Grant sues Trump campaign over use of 'Electric Avenue'
  

• D.C. Federal Appeals Court Rules Guantánamo Detainees Are Not Entitled to Due Process
  

• Sheriff's deputy accuses Raptors president Masai Ujiri of falsely alleging 'racial animus' in counterclaim
  

• Prison inmates are twice as likely to die of Covid-19 than those on the outside, new report finds
  

• US lawmakers want e-cigarettes banned from college campuses this fall due to coronavirus
  

• Ontario judge sides with mom in sending son to school during pandemic
  

• Black man beaten, stabbed by group of 5 in 'reprehensible' Brandon assault: Police
  

• Ontario court strikes down Doug Ford's mandatory anti-carbon tax gas pump stickers
  

• College St. bar manager sentenced to 18 months for ‘predatory’ taped sex assault on employee
  

• N.S. woman trying to stop husband from medically assisted death denied stay motion
  

• Judge blocks Trump administration from detaining migrant children in hotels
  

• Trump Moves to Cancel Contracts for Government Sensitivity Training
  

• In new book, former Trump fixer Michael Cohen calls U.S. president 'organized crime don'

• Court Approves Warrantless Surveillance Rules While Scolding F.B.I.
  

• The Trump Docket: The Fights Fueling Trump’s Big Legal Bills
  

• Lawyers hope to erase racist and misogynistic nickname of Alberta mountain landmark | CBC News
  

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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