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SC Supreme Court OKs suit over $75M fee to private lawyers - Vimarsana News

SC Supreme Court OKs suit over $75M fee to private lawyers

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a judge...

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SC Supreme Court OKs suit over $75M fee to private lawyers - Vimarsana News

SC Supreme Court OKs suit over $75M fee to private lawyers

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a judge needs to decide whether the state attorney general had the right to give $75 million of a $600 million settlement with the federal government over nuclear material storage to private attorneys who helped broker the deal.

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Anderson SC fatal crash on Reed Road in August 2021 sparks lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Anderson SC fatal crash on Reed Road in August 2021 sparks lawsuit

A father turned in his son, a wife sought justice and an officer stood by his investigation. The aftermath of a fatal wreck.

Our View: Lawmakers must provide oversight of top law enforcers - Vimarsana News

Our View: Lawmakers must provide oversight of top law enforcers

Wednesday’s headline read: “SC’s parade of sheriff scandals growing. Could an old law help?”

Indian American Candidates Usha Reddi, Sterley Stanley, Aditi Bussells Prevail; Nalini Joseph Loses in Elections Across U.S. - Vimarsana News

Indian American Candidates Usha Reddi, Sterley Stanley, Aditi Bussells Prevail; Nalini Joseph Loses in Elections Across U.S.

Indian American incumbents Usha Reddi in Manhattan, Kansas, and Sterley Stanley in New Jersey were victorious in their bids for another term in office, Aditi Srivastav Bussells won a council