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Treason Bar And Biden Regime Move To Make Arrests Of Illegal Aliens Illegal | Blog Posts - Vimarsana News

Treason Bar And Biden Regime Move To Make Arrests Of Illegal Aliens Illegal | Blog Posts

Just as the Clinton Administration moved to make...

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ABA announces 2024 Spirit of Excellence Award recipients - Vimarsana News

ABA announces 2024 Spirit of Excellence Award recipients

Attorneys, military officers and judges who exemplify excellence in the legal profession will receive the 2024 Spirit of Excellence Award during the ABA Midyear Meeting in February, the ABA announced Thursday.

'Hills Bandit' leaves California prison and is sentenced to life in Nevada - Vimarsana News

'Hills Bandit' leaves California prison and is sentenced to life in Nevada

The notorious Hills Bandit -- "a one-man crime spree," according to one judge -- is out of prison in California and slated to spend the rest of his life behind bars in Nevada.

Court hands SB County win in ExxonMobil case | Pacific Coast Business Times - Vimarsana News

Court hands SB County win in ExxonMobil case | Pacific Coast Business Times

A federal judge on Sept. 27 handed Santa Barbara County and environmental groups a big win in a dispute with ExxonMobil, setting back the oil giant’s hopes to reopen three offshore drilling platforms. U.S. District Court Judge Dolly Gee upheld the county Board of Supervisors’ 2022 denial of an interim trucking permit sought by ExxonMobil

Court Upholds Denial of ExxonMobil's Plan to Truck Oil in Santa Barbara, Restart Offshore Drilling - Vimarsana News

Court Upholds Denial of ExxonMobil's Plan to Truck Oil in Santa Barbara, Restart Offshore Drilling

Center for Biological Diversity: LOS ANGELES— The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California today upheld Santa Barbara County’s denial of ExxonMobil’s proposal to transport oil by tanker trucks along hazardous California highways. The plan would have helped the company restart three drilling platforms off the Santa Barbara coast, shut down since the disastrous Refugio oil spill eight years ago.