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NH officials explain general criteria considered after driver in fatal Bow crash granted parole - Vimarsana News

NH officials explain general criteria considered after driver in fatal Bow crash granted parole

New Hampshire officials say rehabilitation efforts and sentencing laws at the time of a crime are factors that are considered in granting parole after parents of the victim of a fatal crash say they were blindsided when a convicted drunk driver was granted parole after serving nearly four years of a six- to 12-year prison sentence.

Source: wmur.com
'Revolving door of teachers' hurts everyone at First Nation schools | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis - Vimarsana News

'Revolving door of teachers' hurts everyone at First Nation schools | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis

The labour crisis no one talks about is in First Nation schools.

At Shakopee prison, women grieve lost children, work toward redemption - Vimarsana News

At Shakopee prison, women grieve lost children, work toward redemption

Most incarcerated women in Minnesota have children. A new support group at Minnesota Correctional Facility - Shakopee is tailored to the specific grief these women feel that's often overlooked by society.

FTX victims' lawyers struggle to serve Shaquille O'Neal - Vimarsana News

FTX victims' lawyers struggle to serve Shaquille O'Neal

The Moskowitz Law Firm called out NBA superstar Shaquille O’Neal on Twitter after the firm have been unable to serve him with legal papers on behalf of FTX investors, despite several attempts.

FTX plaintiffs claim Shaq has been evading lawsuit service for five months - Vimarsana News

FTX plaintiffs claim Shaq has been evading lawsuit service for five months

According to a court filing this week, Shaq remains the sole celebrity defendant not served in the FTX lawsuit, five months after its filing.