Quebec Premier Jean Charest has spent the last few days defending his ability to see who is nominated for judicial appointments for Quebec courts. Traditionally only the Minister of Justice is privy to the list.
Speaking of judiciary news, Alex Chapman has dropped his lawsuit against Manitoba Associate Chief Justice Lori Douglas. As I'm sure you remember, Justice Douglas had some naughty photos of her posted on the web. Turns out her husband was doing it without her knowledge. This is going to be one ugly divorce case.
A New York state law student was denied admission to the bar because of his $430 000 of outstanding student loans. Let this be a lesson to us all that using our LOC's for trips to Europe and shopping sprees across the border is not the wisest financial choice.
"Vote Out Loud!" a non-partisan group that wants to get young people to vote in the upcoming Windsor municipal election, roped in Michou (a pretty good Windsor band) to tell us why we should get involved. If rockstars are doing it, it must be cool.
If you missed Ipso Facto last Wednesday, you can catch up right here.
And finally today, news that has personally restored my faith in the justice system: LINDSAY LOHAN'S GOING TO JAIL Y'ALL!
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