Wise Law's Legal Headlines for the week of June 6, 2022

Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of June 6, 2022 from Wise Law on Twitter:

• B.C. to decriminalize possession of small amounts of ‘hard’ drugs such as cocaine, fentanyl and heroin - The Globe and Mail
  

• Depp wins libel lawsuit against Heard, but both sides guilty of defamation, jury finds
  

• Justin Trudeau is being asked to hand over secret information linked to convoy protest
  

• Canada's minister of sport launching financial audit of Hockey Canada following sex assault lawsuit
  

• Massachusetts agrees to settlement for thousands of people who were wrongfully convicted of drug charges
  

• Buffalo Massacre Suspect Arraigned on Murder and Hate Crime Charges
  

• Michael Avenatti sentenced to 4 years in prison for defrauding Trump accuser Stormy Daniels
  

• Canadians with disabilities getting new benefit — but critics say it's coming late and with few details
  

• A skeptical Louise Arbour wants to see real action on sexual misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces
  

• Now that Quebec's new language law has been adopted, many wonder how it will be enforced
  

• Judge denies Sarah Palin's bid for new libel trial against New York Times
  

• ‘Hands off Osgoode Hall,’ Mayor John Tory warns Metrolinx over proposal to tear up historic site for new Ontario Line station
  

• Peter Navarro is indicted for refusing to cooperate in the January 6 committee's investigation
  

• A former judge was killed in his Wisconsin home in a targeted attack, officials say
  

• Today’s coronavirus news: U of T Law is denying access to virtual classes, disabled students say — despite COVID-era shift to online learning

- Garry J. Wise, Toronto

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