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Draymond Green faces assault charge in slapping case - Vimarsana News

Draymond Green faces assault charge in slapping case

Warriors forward Draymond Green was arrested on an assault charge in East Lansing, Michigan, on Sunday after he allegedly slapped a Michigan State football player, according to sources. The East Lansing Police Department arrested Green in connection with the altercation that took place at 2:28 a.m., and he was released on $200 bond, according to […]

East Lansing charged millions of dollars in illegal utility franchise fees, judge rules - Vimarsana News

East Lansing charged millions of dollars in illegal utility franchise fees, judge rules

The Michigan Constitution limits a city's ability to raise taxes without voter approval and a judge determined the extra charge on electrical bills amounted to an illegal tax.

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Lawyer Finds It VERY Expensive To Flip The Bird - Vimarsana News

Lawyer Finds It VERY Expensive To Flip The Bird

You probably shouldn't do that during oral arguments.

Lawyer is fined after he flips the bird during Zoom oral arguments - Vimarsana News

Lawyer is fined after he flips the bird during Zoom oral arguments

A Michigan lawyer has been fined $3,000 for raising his middle finger during oral arguments in a Zoom hearing.

MI Lawyer Fined $3K For Flipping The Bird During Court Hearing - Vimarsana News

MI Lawyer Fined $3K For Flipping The Bird During Court Hearing

MI Lawyer Fined $3K For Flipping The Bird During Court Hearing Get our free mobile app Veteran East Lansing attorney James Heos, tells Detroit Free Press he thought he was giving the middle finger to his blank computer screen, which was he says was not working at the time. It's a very embarrassing situation... I've been a lawyer 46 years and I've never been accused of inappropriate, unruly, or rude conduct in the courtroom. Heos, 74, tells the Detroit Free Press that he's "technologically challenged" and was frustrated that his computer was malfunctioning during an important malpractice hea...