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U.S. Judge in Decade-Long Struggle Affirms First Amendment Right to Access 'On Receipt' – Courthouse News Service - Vimarsana News

U.S. Judge in Decade-Long Struggle Affirms First Amendment Right to Access 'On Receipt' – Courthouse News Service

While a court clerk fought to the last ditch against press access, a box on the counter in Ventura’s state court stood as a symbol of access past and future. Screenshot of U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee, during an interview with the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association. LOS ANGELES (CN) — On the counter in Ventura Superior Court sat the ghost of access past, a white, plastic press box. It came from the days of old when new cases were filed in paper and the local press was strong. But in 2011, when Courthouse News first challenged the Ventura court clerk on First Amendment ground...

Two Decades Later, Orange County Court Returns Press Access 'Upon Receipt' - Vimarsana News

Two Decades Later, Orange County Court Returns Press Access 'Upon Receipt'

After years of legal contest with the huge Southern California court of Orange County, a deal has been struck and the press will once again have access to the new civil cases when they cross the counter, one that was physical and is now virtual. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena, California. (Courthouse News photo / Bill Girdner) SANTA ANA, Calif. (CN) — A long time ago, in late 2002, a supervisor at the superior court in Orange County told a group of reporters they would no longer be seeing the new civil complaints at the end of the day. The clerk had decided to scan the documents...

ICE Must Release 124 Children Held In Custody | - Vimarsana News

ICE Must Release 124 Children Held In Custody |

ICE Must Release 124 Children Held In Custody By Sandra G. Leon A federal judge has ordered that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) release children being held at three family detention centers by July 17th to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 among those populations. The judge, U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee in Los Angeles, issued the order that applies to 127 children who have been in ICE centers for more than 20 days. There have already been more than 2,500 positive COVID-19 cases among immigrants held in ICE facilities throughout the country and over 900 have been released to reduc...

Thank You, Mr. President | Frontpagemag - Vimarsana News

Thank You, Mr. President | Frontpagemag

As America says goodbye to President Trump, Democrats are doing what they do best: pushing forward, to the very last moment, with their four-year crusade to discredit, smear, and punish one of history’s truly great presidents. Having never given Mr. Trump so much as a moment of respite from their relentless torrent of defamatory lies, they have firmly secured their place in history as the pettiest, most lawless tyrants ever to defile our nation’s political landscape. Thus, it remains for the many millions of Americans who, with sober hearts and minds, are able to discern the monumenta...

OPINION/INA'S INSIGHTS: The children at the Southern border - Vimarsana News

OPINION/INA'S INSIGHTS: The children at the Southern border

OPINION/INA'S INSIGHTS: The children at the Southern border Ina Michele Resnikoff In all of the chaos and drama of 2020, many have forgotten that there are still over 600 (possibly 1,000) children who were separated from their families at the Southern border upon attempts to come into the United States. They remain in detention camps. These are the children, often very young  whose parents are “unknown” to our government despite court orders to locate them. This is so horrific and unAmerican that we tend to sweep the reality under the rug of amorality.  Housed in facilities...