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Waco judge renews her fight against gay marriage using recent SCOTUS ruling - Vimarsana News

Waco judge renews her fight against gay marriage using recent SCOTUS ruling

Waco judge Dianne Hensley received a public warning from the State Commission on Judicial Conduct for refusing to perform same-sex marriages in 2019. She’s waged a battle against the state agency.

Source: kxxv.com
Donut, wine shops now open in Northeast Tallahassee - Vimarsana News

Donut, wine shops now open in Northeast Tallahassee

One retail store has shut down, but new drinking and dining options are opening up along Thomasville Road.

Source: wtxl.com
Texas judge still fighting to deny wedding ceremonies to gay couples - Vimarsana News

Texas judge still fighting to deny wedding ceremonies to gay couples

McLennan County Justice of the Peace Dianne Hensley filed a lawsuit after a state agency warned her about refusing to marry gay couples. She hopes a recent U.S. Supreme Court case about religious freedom helps her cause.

Justices Eye Intersection Of Domestic Violence, Gun Rights - Vimarsana News

Justices Eye Intersection Of Domestic Violence, Gun Rights

In the fall, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case centering on the intersection of gun rights and domestic violence. Legal experts say it could be one of several cases involving the Second Amendment the court will be called to decide following its landmark ruling on gun rights last year.

Source: law360.com
Many Mississippi Courts Unprepared to Ensure Poor Defendants Always Have Lawyers — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Many Mississippi Courts Unprepared to Ensure Poor Defendants Always Have Lawyers — ProPublica

As of Saturday, the state Supreme Court requires all poor criminal defendants to have a lawyer throughout the criminal process. But few lower courts are ready to change their procedures to accomplish this.