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Free after 14 years in prison for selling medical weed, California man aims to change US law - Vimarsana News

Free after 14 years in prison for selling medical weed, California man aims to change US law

It’s the little things — going to the grocery store, cleaning the house, finishing yardwork — that Luke Scarmazzo is grateful for after being imprisoned for something that very likely

A New Approach to the Texas v. United States Immigration Case: Discretion, Dispensation, Suspension, and Pardon—The Four Horsemen of Article II - Vimarsana News

A New Approach to the Texas v. United States Immigration Case: Discretion, Dispensation, Suspension, and Pardon—The Four Horsemen of Article II

The Take Care Clause imposes a duty on the President to enforce the law and grants him no power to dispense with or suspend it.

LD 12 stays blue as TU, Kyrene incumbents win - Vimarsana News

LD 12 stays blue as TU, Kyrene incumbents win

Democrats extended their grip on Legislative District 12 for another two years as Tempe Union and Kyrene governing boards each saw the return of an incumbent and a new face

School board seats in play as early voting nears - Vimarsana News

School board seats in play as early voting nears

The race for two seats on each of the governing boards in Chandler’s three school districts is approaching a conclusion as early voting begins Oct. 12.

Michael Thompson to Bring Families of the Incarcerated Together in Flint - Vimarsana News

Michael Thompson to Bring Families of the Incarcerated Together in Flint

Social justice advocate and longest-serving non-violent offender in state history spearheading campaign to secure clemency for state's longest-serving prisoners