Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, April 2, 2012:
- Kim DotCom Bail Conditions Relaxed
- Will Free Speech in America Meet its Match in Lieberman?
- Dear Commenters: We Can’t Protect You Anymore
- Trayvon Martin's parents want federal review of prosecutor
- Backlog wipeout will close thousands of Canadian immigration applications
- The History of April Fools Day and the future of Blawg Review
- No restraint from the US SCC conservatives. The Harper Court to follow? - The Roberts Court Defines Itself
- Gay Marriage Law Heads to Appeals Court in Mass. - ABC News
- Allegations against Hazel McCallion were made too late, lawyer argues
- Man faces two years in prison for killing bunnies
- CMAJ: Former Supreme Court of Canada Justice Arbour blasts minimum sentences for marijuana offenders
- Making the Transition from Judge to Mediator : Negotiation Law Blog
- Retirement 'loophole' overblown (and another swipe by Levitt)
- Manitoba senior ticketed for use of nonexistent phone
- B.C. Court of Appeal: Employer liable for damages, despite employee quitting during notice period
- Judge Strikes Down Key Parts Of Wisconsin Anti-Public Employee Union Law
- Ottawa law professor wins Afghan info fight as Supreme Court denies federal bid
- Legalize prostitution in Canada? - CNN (blog)
- Court upholds OSC’s ability to order monetary penalties
- Windsor immigration lawyer charged with coaching refugees to make fake claims
- Current TV fires Keith Olbermann
- Will a Tea Party Supreme Court guarantee Obama a second term?
- Judge strikes down Louisiana law requiring some convicted prostitutes to register as sex offenders
- Arizona law would criminalize being lewd or annoying on the Internet
- Disgruntled fans sue NHL over broadcast access
- Unpaid bloggers' lawsuit vs Huffington Post tossed (Jonathan Stempel/Thomson Reuters News
- Rachel Spence, Law Clerk
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