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Alabama judge in critical condition after alleged shooting by son - Vimarsana News

Alabama judge in critical condition after alleged shooting by son

A judge in Montgomery, Ala., is in critical condition Sunday after suffering a gunshot wound allegedly inflicted by his own son during a domestic dispute, authorities said.

Source: upi.com
Report: 16% of bills in 2023 Alabama legislative session could worsen prison overcrowding - Vimarsana News

Report: 16% of bills in 2023 Alabama legislative session could worsen prison overcrowding

"... our legislators are focused on punishment as a solution to the social problems we have in the state."

Source: yahoo.com
Americase Team Members Honored with NASA Group Achievement Award - Vimarsana News

Americase Team Members Honored with NASA Group Achievement Award

/PRNewswire/ -- Americase is proud to announce that members of its team have been honored with a NASA Group Achievement Award for work on the International...

Alabama attorney general says requirement to disclose concealed firearms is unenforceable - Vimarsana News

Alabama attorney general says requirement to disclose concealed firearms is unenforceable

When the Alabama Legislature in 2022 allowed permitless carry of concealed weapons, it included a provision requiring people with concealed weapons to disclose that fact to a law enforcement officer.

Concealed carry permits provided Alabama sheriffs' funding before they didn't - Vimarsana News

Concealed carry permits provided Alabama sheriffs' funding before they didn't

When the Alabama Legislature debated a measure to abolish concealed carry permits in 2022, sheriffs around the state said doing so would take away a valuable enforcement tool and deny them income.