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Long-time district judge Karen Townsend retiring in San Juan County - Vimarsana News

Long-time district judge Karen Townsend retiring in San Juan County

District Judge Karen L. Townsend is retiring at the end of March. She has served for more than 17 years as a district judge in the Eleventh Judicial District.

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AG Steve Marshall announces Indictment of 11th circuit judge - Vimarsana News

AG Steve Marshall announces Indictment of 11th circuit judge

Gilbert P. Self could face a maximum penalty of 20 years of imprisonment and a $30,000 fine for each of the sixteen charges for violating the Ethics Law.

Mother-son duo to headline MLK community event - Vimarsana News

Mother-son duo to headline MLK community event

The Council For Effective Actions & Decisions is making final preparations for the 27th annual Dr. MLK, Jr. Birthday celebration.

Will Supreme Court's Right-Wing Justices Deprive Prisoners Of Health Care? - Vimarsana News

Will Supreme Court's Right-Wing Justices Deprive Prisoners Of Health Care?

Admittedly, the high-shine concrete molding that lined the walls and met the floors overly waxed by inmates in the commercial cleaning program lost some of its luster, but workers at Osborn Correctional Institution in Somers, Connecticut were shifting. Only the ones who were deemed essential were go...

"Justice Stations" coming to San Juan & McKinley Counties - Vimarsana News

"Justice Stations" coming to San Juan & McKinley Counties

“By using a justice station, people can conduct business with a state court when they have no internet connection at their homes or lack reliable cellular phone service,” said Eleventh Judicial District Chief Judge Curtis Gurley. “The justice stations offer more convenience for people who otherwise would need to go to Gallup, Farmington or Aztec for a court hearing.”

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