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A North Carolina county has settled a lawsuit filed by pro-life activists nearly two years after they were arrested for protesting outside an abortion clinic during the coronavirus pandemic.

A North Carolina county has settled a lawsuit filed by pro-life activists nearly two years after they were arrested for protesting outside an abortion clinic during the coronavirus pandemic.

David Benham and other pro-life demonstrators have filed a lawsuit against a North Carolina city after they were arrested or cited while outside an abortion clinic.

Canceling Carano May End in Success | Opinion Newsweek 19/02/2021 Chris Hutton © NICK AGRO/AFP via Getty Images Gina Carano arrives for the Disney+ World Premiere of The Mandalorian at El Capitan theatre in Hollywood on November 13, 2019. The firing of Gina Carano from Star Wars drew out opinions among fans and critics alike. The former MMA athlete gained much attention from her controversial social media posts. The former Mandalorian star posted anti-lockdown conspiracy th...

January 26, 2021 : By Logan Smith - Office of Communications & Public Engagement Since the March for Life will be holding virtual ceremonies in lieu of an in-person march this year, which was slated to be held in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 29, Liberty University’s Falkirk Center for Faith and Liberty has organized its own march — The Life March — on Liberty’s campus this Friday at noon to rally in support of the pro-life cause. Immediately following a virtual Convocation keynote addres...

In-house fighting costs ratepayers thousands of dollars in investigations 11 Jan, 2021 01:10 AM 6 minutes to read Dunedin Mayor Aaron Hawkins said the code of conduct was the only tool available to them to investigate bad behaviour by elected members. Photo / ODT Dunedin Mayor Aaron Hawkins said the code of conduct was the only tool available to them to investigate bad behaviour by elected members. Photo / ODT Herald reporter based in HamiltonNikki.Preston@nzme.co.nz In-house fighting, naughty ...

Dunedin city councillors legal battle over parking ticket fails 21 Dec, 2020 02:48 AM 3 minutes to read Otago Daily Times Controversial Dunedin City councillor Lee Vandervis has failed in his legal battle which stemmed from a $12 parking ticket. But the outspoken veteran representative says he is already considering an appeal of Justice David Gendalls decision to dismiss his application for judicial review. On September 13, Vandervis vehicle was ticketed for exceeding the half-hour time limit w...

Vandervis’ lawyer questioned the legitimacy of the Code of Conduct, and aspects of the investigation by Benham. Hamish McNeilly/Stuff Vandervis claimed a 30-minute parking restriction sign was not visible from the footpath. Gendall rejected those claims, noting Vandervis had been advised via email in October 2018 about a list of investigators for code of conduct matters, but seemingly lodged no objections. He also found the former chief executive, Dr Sue Bidrose, handled the complaint corr...

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