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Friday Focus: City State's Attorney's most noteworthy convictions - Vimarsana News

Friday Focus: City State's Attorney's most noteworthy convictions

Highlighting accomplishments happening within the City State’s Attorney’s office, this week, we take a look back at this year’s most noteworthy convictions.Tou

I Got A Monster movie review & film summary (2023) - Vimarsana News

I Got A Monster movie review & film summary (2023)

I Got a Monster is a glaringly honest recount of one city and its participants that will live in your spirit and psyche long after the credits roll.

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Republicans revisit former Gov. Larry Hogan's crime bill, support legislation endorsed by new Baltimore prosecutor – Capital Gazette - Vimarsana News

Republicans revisit former Gov. Larry Hogan's crime bill, support legislation endorsed by new Baltimore prosecutor – Capital Gazette

The Democratic supermajority in the Maryland General Assembly has recoiled at Republican calls for tough-on-crime legislation for years, stopping bills that would increase sentences for certain violent crimes before they could reach former Gov. Larry Hogan’s desk.

Republicans revisit former Gov. Larry Hogan's crime bill, support legislation endorsed by new Baltimore prosecutor – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Republicans revisit former Gov. Larry Hogan's crime bill, support legislation endorsed by new Baltimore prosecutor – Baltimore Sun

The Democratic supermajority in the Maryland General Assembly has recoiled at Republican calls for tough-on-crime legislation for years, stopping bills that would increase sentences for certain violent crimes before they could reach former Gov. Larry Hogan’s desk.