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Legal news Roundup - August 13, 2018

Compiled By Alexia Kapralos

Canada

Alberta NDP's election law tweak leaves parties defending ‘bozo eruptions’ by nomination candidates, National Post

Cannabis users will drive into murky territory when they get behind the wheel, Toronto Star

Most Canadians oppose provinces taking Ottawa to court over carbon tax, poll suggests, Globe and Mail

United States

Five charged with abusing children on New Mexico compound face detention hearing, Reuters

Prosecutors to wrap up Manafort case, may soon go to jury, Reuters

International

Sexism claims as South Korean woman jailed for photo of naked man, The Guardian

Egypt: Rights group demands probe of 2013 'Rabaa massacre', Al Jazeera 

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