To celebrate the end of the work week, we’ve explored the web to bring you just a handful of some interesting legal-related news articles of the week.
Airlines might soon need to edit their safety videos after the FAA announced that passengers will be allowed to use their electronic devices – such as Kindles and iPads – during a flight’s takeoff and landing. FAA loosens rules for electronic devices during flights – USA Today
Interesting legal ramifications on wearing Google Glass while driving that could lead to distracted driving charges if the device is active. Woman Gets the World’s First Ticket for Driving With Google Glass – Mashable
A giant billboard was erected in Salem, MO to save a yellow lab from being euthanized. The case against the four-year old lab, named Phineas, was dropped after insufficient evidence and “substantial violations” of due process. Phineas the Dog Escapes Death Row, but Not Home Free– Wall Street Journal Law Blog
Same-sex marriage has been approved by the Hawaii Senate and will be up for a State House vote next. Hawaii: Gay Marriage Bill Is Approved in the Senate – The New York Times
A judge in Nevada got into the holiday spirit on Halloween by dressing in a sparkly gown and tiara to grant new adoptions. Judge dons fairly godmother costume to finalize adoptions on Halloween– ABA Journal
