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News roundup — May 24, 2013

Canada

Judge rules robocalls widespread but too 'thinly scattered' to affect election, Toronto Star

Canadian businessman faces 12 years in prison over corruption charges in Cuba, Reuters

B.C. Civil Liberties Association announces settlement for aboriginal woman over solitary confinement, Vancouver Sun


United States

Judge makes 'unusual move' by saying she is 'leaning' towards U.S. in Apple lawsuit, Reuters

International Trade Commission says Google patent not violated by Microsoft, Reuters


International

Venezuelan prosecutor wants probe into leaked recording, Reuters

African nations support Kenya in bid for ICC to drop Kenyatta case, Reuters

 

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