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Bravo, Judge Silberman - Vimarsana News

Bravo, Judge Silberman

Yesterday I briefly noted Fifth Circuit Judge James Ho's keynote remarks at the Federalist Society's sixth annual Kentucky chapters conference. With a little work I was able to obtain a copy of Judge Ho's remarks. I hope to revisit them with a few quotes from the text in the next day or two or three. In my comments I referred to Senior D.C. Court of Appeals Judge Laurence Silberman as

Purchasing cocaine 'as popular as buying food or alcohol', judge says - Vimarsana News

Purchasing cocaine 'as popular as buying food or alcohol', judge says

A Sydney judge says purchasing cocaine has become as 'popular as buying food or alcohol' and its high demand makes it 'impossible' for authorities to crack down on distributors.

Australian Labor government prepares to cut disability services - Vimarsana News

Australian Labor government prepares to cut disability services

Minister Bill Shorten is moving to slash NDIS services as rapidly as politically possible, regardless of Labor’s election vows to improve the scheme.

Source: wsws.org
NDIS crackdown welcomed by advocates as organised gangs infiltrate scheme - Vimarsana News

NDIS crackdown welcomed by advocates as organised gangs infiltrate scheme

Experts say scheme ‘not working well for everyone’ after Bill Shorten says Labor will target fraudsters

Bill Shorten vows to crackdown on fraudsters targeting the National Disability Insurance Scheme - Vimarsana News

Bill Shorten vows to crackdown on fraudsters targeting the National Disability Insurance Scheme

Bill Shorten has vowed to crackdown on fraudsters rorting the National Disability Scheme following warnings organised crime gangs were stealing more than $1.45 billion a year from the program.