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Judge blocks tighter Washington state oversight of immigration detention center - Vimarsana News

Judge blocks tighter Washington state oversight of immigration detention center

By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) - A federal judge blocked Washington state from enforcing most of a law intended to boost oversight and improve living conditions at the state's only privately-run, for-profit immigration detention facility. Friday's d...

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Judge blocks tighter Washington state oversight of immigration detention center - Vimarsana News

Judge blocks tighter Washington state oversight of immigration detention center

A federal judge blocked Washington state from enforcing most of a law intended to boost oversight and improve living conditions at the state's only privately-run, for-profit immigration detention...

K-9 Bite Incident Proceeds to Trial - Vimarsana News

K-9 Bite Incident Proceeds to Trial

U.S. District Judge orders trial in lawsuit against Pierce County Sheriff’s Department K-9 handler.

Washington woman's lawsuit over Pierce County officer's K-9 use heads to trial - Vimarsana News

Washington woman's lawsuit over Pierce County officer's K-9 use heads to trial

A federal judge for the fourth time has swept aside Pierce County's efforts to dismiss a lawsuit from a woman who claims she was mauled by a police dog after deputies talked about "teaching her a …

'Sadistic' and 'Cruel': Judge Sentences Former Air Force Special Agent to 10 Years for Sex Abuse of Minor - Vimarsana News

'Sadistic' and 'Cruel': Judge Sentences Former Air Force Special Agent to 10 Years for Sex Abuse of Minor

U.S. District Judge Benjamin Settle said Harrod's crimes were "sadistic" and "indescribably cruel," according to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office, Western District of Washington.