Alexia Kapralos
Legal news Roundup - December 14, 2017
Compiled By Alexia Kapralos
Man accused in St. Thomas bat attack is a lawyer from an influential Toronto family, CBC
'Insult to injury': trial in construction worker's death pushed to 2019, CBC
B.C. man guilty of polygamy believed he couldn't be prosecuted: lawyer, The Globe and Mail
Kentucky lawmaker a 'probable suicide' amid sexual misconduct accusations, Reuters
Breaking the law clerks' code of silence: the sexual misconduct claims against Judge Kozinski, Reuters
U.N. chief says arrest of Reuters journalists shows erosion of press freedom in Myanmar, Reuters
After defeat at home, Britain's May urges EU to move on with Brexit, Reuters
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