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Mark Avera Joins the International Academy of Trial Lawyers - Vimarsana News

Mark Avera Joins the International Academy of Trial Lawyers

/PRNewswire/ -- In a noteworthy achievement, Mark Avera, an esteemed partner at Avera & Smith, LLP, has been welcomed as a distinguished member of the...

After Uvalde school shooting, new laws address police training, response to active shooters - Vimarsana News

After Uvalde school shooting, new laws address police training, response to active shooters

The stuttered and calamitous police response to the Robb Elementary School shooting stunned the entire country and prompted lawmakers to address gaps in police training and response to school shootings. Lawmakers recently passed several laws that add training requirements for officers and call for better coordination in rural counties.

Richardson ISD struggling to meet new state school security law - Vimarsana News

Richardson ISD struggling to meet new state school security law

A new law requires every campus have an armed guard, but Richardson ISD and other Texas districts are struggling to fill that hole.

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Texas bill requiring all schools to have armed security goes into effect this fall - Vimarsana News

Texas bill requiring all schools to have armed security goes into effect this fall

A new law that takes effect this September will require Texas school districts to have an armed officer on every campus. And if a district is unable to do this, it must have a ‘good cause exception’ with an alternative plan.

One year after Uvalde, what has changed for Texas schools? - Vimarsana News

One year after Uvalde, what has changed for Texas schools?

AUSTIN — In the year since the Uvalde massacre, Texas schools continue to ramp up security, and lawmakers and elected leaders have pushed a number of steps they say make