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NC is solving cold cases by testing old rape kits. Why isn't SC clearing its backlog? | Health - Vimarsana News

NC is solving cold cases by testing old rape kits. Why isn't SC clearing its backlog? | Health

The key to solving the gruesome rape of a 13-year-old girl sat for nearly 30 years in the storage unit of a small North Carolina police department.

Former SC judges say lawyer-legislators intimidate, pressure judicial candidates - Vimarsana News

Former SC judges say lawyer-legislators intimidate, pressure judicial candidates

“Any judge who tells you they don’t worry about offending a JMSC member ... is lying to you,” a state prosecutor says, as two judges describe a pattern of intimidation by lawyer-legislators who can make or break a judge’s career.

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NC is solving cold cases by testing old rape kits. Why isn't SC clearing its backlog? - Vimarsana News

NC is solving cold cases by testing old rape kits. Why isn't SC clearing its backlog?

Legislators mandated SLED to operate a statewide sexual assault kit tracking system, but the effort is already more than a year past its deadline.

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SC lawyer-legislators manipulate, punish judges they elect | Commentary - Vimarsana News

SC lawyer-legislators manipulate, punish judges they elect | Commentary

The non-attorneys on the House panel exploring ways to fix South Carolina’s judicial system, like most of us, don’t spend a lot of time hanging out in courtrooms. So York

SC's judicial reform opponents portray a false choice | Editorials - Vimarsana News

SC's judicial reform opponents portray a false choice | Editorials

A week after South Carolina's next chief justice advised House members to make only incremental changes to the way they select judges, it became clear that those who want to