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7 Former State Supreme Court Justices Urge SCOTUS To Affirm Trump Disqualification - Vimarsana News

7 Former State Supreme Court Justices Urge SCOTUS To Affirm Trump Disqualification

Seven Former state supreme court justices, including several who were elected or appointed by Republicans, filed a brief urging the Supreme Court to affirm Trump's Colorado disqualification.

Southeast Georgia Growers Share Details in Aftermath of Hurricane Idalia - Vimarsana News

Southeast Georgia Growers Share Details in Aftermath of Hurricane Idalia

Multiple farmers across the storm’s path provide account to get an idea of the true impacts Idalia had on the state's ag sector.

Final defendant pleads guilty in 2017 homicide - Vimarsana News

Final defendant pleads guilty in 2017 homicide

The final defendant in the murder of Richard Nathaniel Abernathy has accepted a plea deal and been sentenced to a minimum of 13.5 years prison.

Source: yahoo.com
Former Hamilton County Deputy Wilkey appeals federal judge's decision - Vimarsana News

Former Hamilton County Deputy Wilkey appeals federal judge's decision

Former Hamilton County Deputy Daniel Wilkey has filed two appeals with the U.S. District Court in Chattanooga following the recent decision to allow some parts of the federal lawsuits against him to go forward.

Why did they say North Carolina Democrat justices support abortion rights? - Vimarsana News

Why did they say North Carolina Democrat justices support abortion rights?

During the last election campaign, a constant theme of newspapers and political commentators was that voters needed to elect Democratic justices to defend abortion rights. Who says? In State v Slagle, 82 NC 653 and 83 NC 630 (1880), the North Carolina Supreme Court found that abortion was a common-law crime from conception. The judges