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News Roundup - December 10, 2014

Canada

Judge rules that youth who allegedly robbed brothel did not have rights violated when he talked to police, The Province

Newfoundland and Labrador amend Highway Traffic Act so all cyclists have to wear a helmet, CBC

Man accused of murdering spouse after remains found in home has court case delayed, The Globe and Mail


United States

Supreme Court rules that companies do not have to pay employees for time spent undergoing security checks, Reuters

Couple receive jail time after girl dies from being forced to drink large amounts of soda, Reuters


International

Petroleo Brasileiro receives a citation in lawsuit over losses due to alleged kickbacks and bribery, Reuters

Japanese state-secrets law takes effect raising concerns it will conceal government misdeeds and limit press freedom, Reuters

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