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Harvard-bound teen thanks TUHSD - Vimarsana News

Harvard-bound teen thanks TUHSD

Ryan Novoa has been fascinated with Harvard since he was a child. The mythology, the reputation and the programs long appealed to the recent University High School graduate.

Right-Wing Supreme Court Tacitly Approved the Execution of Innocent People - Vimarsana News

Right-Wing Supreme Court Tacitly Approved the Execution of Innocent People

Now people who had incompetent lawyers aren’t entitled to present evidence of their innocence in federal court.

Hot Luck Fest, Grupo Fantasma, Lone Star Jam and more Austin music - Vimarsana News

Hot Luck Fest, Grupo Fantasma, Lone Star Jam and more Austin music

Our music picks for May 26 to June 1 include the Long Center's free Drop-In series, Hot Luck Fest, Lone Star Jam, Austin Live Music Revival and more.

Clarence Thomas Wants to Limit Inmates' Right to Challenge Convictions on the Basis of Ineffective Counsel, Cites 'Cost' and 'Needlessly Prolonging' the Process - Vimarsana News

Clarence Thomas Wants to Limit Inmates' Right to Challenge Convictions on the Basis of Ineffective Counsel, Cites 'Cost' and 'Needlessly Prolonging' the Process

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Monday could make it harder for state prisoners to fight their cases after conviction. Two Arizona death row inmates,

Supreme Court decision heavily diminishes ineffective counsel defense - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court decision heavily diminishes ineffective counsel defense

Although Justice Sonia Sotomayor called the decision perverse and illogical, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Monday, May 23, that state prisoners may not present new evidence in federal court