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News roundup — September 5, 2013

Canada

Would-be Via train bomber has pardon for past crimes revoked by Ottawa, The Globe and Mail

Man charged in Quebec election night shooting says he is 'too far in debt' to afford a lawyer, Toronto Star

Winnipeg man to launch legal challenge over order to mow city-owned land, The National Post


United States

Jury sides with Microsoft over Motorola in patent trial, Reuters

Authorities investigate JPMorgan for obstructing probe in energy case, Reuters


International

EU business lobby says China targeting foreign pharma despite 'strong legal compliance', Reuters

Experts say Australian teen may be breaking the law with iPhone leaks, Reuters

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