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New Parliament is not just a building – it represents the resurgent Bharatiya spirit - Vimarsana News

New Parliament is not just a building – it represents the resurgent Bharatiya spirit

The political journey that took place in the old Parliament created fractured citizenship by legitimising and institutionalising concepts of religious majority and minority. This was a negation of secularism, which Hindus practised since time immemorial

Mayor's Reduced D.C. Budget Difficult to Label - Vimarsana News

Mayor's Reduced D.C. Budget Difficult to Label

“Scant,” “Fair Shot,” “Comeback”?  

Revisiting the Explosive Growth of Federal Crimes - Vimarsana News

Revisiting the Explosive Growth of Federal Crimes

Congress has enacted 452 new crimes over the eight-year periodbetween 2000 and 2007-a rate of about 57 new crimes per year-for atotal of 4,450 federal crimes in the U.S. Code. As Congresssubjects more and more activities to criminal sanction, thecriminal law's power as a system of moral education andsocialization is diminished.

Advocates say reforming HIV laws will help destigmatize disease, improve public health - Vimarsana News

Advocates say reforming HIV laws will help destigmatize disease, improve public health

There are several Indiana criminal laws that make penalties harsher if the offender knows they have HIV.

Source: wfyi.org
The Over-Criminalization of Social and Economic Conduct - Vimarsana News

The Over-Criminalization of Social and Economic Conduct

The law has now gone far from that model of liability for an actand, in effect, begun to impose criminal liability for the acts ofanother based upon failures of supervision that are far differentfrom the common law's historical understanding.