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Phoenix appeals damning ruling in wrongful conviction lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Phoenix appeals damning ruling in wrongful conviction lawsuit

The argument was made before the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday in the case of Salazar v. City of Phoenix.

Source: abc15.com
Judge grants Legacy Park's request to a 24-hour extension to present a sale bid - Vimarsana News

Judge grants Legacy Park's request to a 24-hour extension to present a sale bid

Lawyers for Legacy Park asked a bankruptcy court judge for a one-day extension to finish negotiations with a potential buyer. Here's what we know.

Source: yahoo.com
Chemistry Open House Set For Saturday, Oct. 21 - Vimarsana News

Chemistry Open House Set For Saturday, Oct. 21

The 35th annual event will be in its new West Campus home, the Instructional Laboratory and Innovative Learning Building.

Source: tamu.edu
Newsom supports lawsuit in hopes of enforcing anti-encampment policies - Vimarsana News

Newsom supports lawsuit in hopes of enforcing anti-encampment policies

(The Center Square) – California Governor Gavin Newsom submitted an amicus brief supporting United States Supreme Court review of a 2018 Ninth Circuit Court ruling in Martin v. Boise that local courts in nine states and several United States territories in the Pacific Ocean have often used to prevent the adoption of anti-encampment policies.

Newsom supports lawsuit in hopes of enforcing anti-encampment policies - Vimarsana News

Newsom supports lawsuit in hopes of enforcing anti-encampment policies

(The Center Square) – California Governor Gavin Newsom submitted an amicus brief supporting United States Supreme Court review of a 2018 Ninth Circuit Court ruling in Martin v. Boise that