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Criminal cases in SC have been backlogged for years, but relief, some say, is on the way - Vimarsana News

Criminal cases in SC have been backlogged for years, but relief, some say, is on the way

If you live in South Carolina and are charged with a crime, chances of receiving a speedy trial are slim to none. But thanks to efforts by the S.C. House and Supreme Court that could soon change.

Source: yahoo.com
LETTER: Method of selecting judges needs changed - Vimarsana News

LETTER: Method of selecting judges needs changed

State Rep. Robby Robbins has been largely invisible since he won his seat in a special election in 2022. Now, he has finally surfaced in a most unfortunate manner.

Clyburn 'companion' on campaign payroll - Vimarsana News

Clyburn 'companion' on campaign payroll

U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-Santee, whose wife, Emily, died in 2019, has had a companion on his campaign payroll since 2021, according to Federal Elections Commission reports.

SC prosecutor wasn't allowed to speak up while lawmakers scolded him. Now, he wants debate - Vimarsana News

SC prosecutor wasn't allowed to speak up while lawmakers scolded him. Now, he wants debate

South Carolina’s judicial system has become one of the hottest topics among state leaders, as some say the system is plagued by perceptions of unfairness and influence by powerful lawmakers. Now, tension has risen between two key players.

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SC lawmakers push for judicial reform to curb influence by lawyer-legislators - Vimarsana News

SC lawmakers push for judicial reform to curb influence by lawyer-legislators

These South Carolina lawmakers have offered bills they hope will help to restore the public’s faith in the state’s judiciary.

Source: yahoo.com