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Court rules: Tithing lawsuit by former Latter-day Saint can move forward - Vimarsana News

Court rules: Tithing lawsuit by former Latter-day Saint can move forward

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated James Huntsman’s lawsuit seeking the return of $5 million in tithing paid to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The church issued a statement.

Court reinstates James Huntsman's lawsuit for return of tithing he paid as a Latter-day Saint - Vimarsana News

Court reinstates James Huntsman's lawsuit for return of tithing he paid as a Latter-day Saint

In a split decision, an appeals court on Monday reinstated part of the case of a man seeking the return of tithing he paid to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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Notorious drug lord who killed his girlfriend and ordered his parole officer's killing in 1985 wants to be released from prison because he has "stress and migraines' - Vimarsana News

Notorious drug lord who killed his girlfriend and ordered his parole officer's killing in 1985 wants to be released from prison because he has "stress and migraines'

Sunday, August 28, 2022 - A Notorious Queens, New York druglord known as Lorenzo “Fat Cat” Nichols, who ordered his parole officer’s killing in 1985, is seeking compassionate release from federal prison because the “stress” of more time behind bars is giving him headaches. Now aged 63, Lorenzo made the request in a letter to Brooklyn…

Honking your car horn isn't protected speech, Ninth Circuit affirms - Vimarsana News

Honking your car horn isn't protected speech, Ninth Circuit affirms

An appeals court said a California law banning horn honking, except to warn other drivers or pedestrians, doesn’t violate the free speech of a driver.

More answers are needed in the Thomas Valva case - Vimarsana News

More answers are needed in the Thomas Valva case

A special grand jury could assess what went wrong and make recommendations.