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Bail is Denied for the Release of Former President Ricardo Martinelli - Vimarsana News

Bail is Denied for the Release of Former President Ricardo Martinelli

Mar 09, 2024 - The second liquidating judge of criminal cases, Baloísa Marquínez, flatly rejected a request for bail presented in favor of former president Ric

Martinelli New Business Case Nullity Moves Rejected - Vimarsana News

Martinelli New Business Case Nullity Moves Rejected

Feb 24, 2024 - The Second Judge of Criminal Cases of the First Judicial Circuit of Panama, Baloísa Marquínez, flatly rejected, as inadmissible, six (6) inciden

Judge issues order for Martinelli's arrest Newsroom Panama - Vimarsana News

Judge issues order for Martinelli's arrest Newsroom Panama

Feb 22, 2024 - The Second Liquidator of Criminal Cases judge of the First Judicial Circuit of Panama, Baloisa Marquínez, ordered the arrest of former president Ricard

388th District Court candidate: Joy Degenhart - Vimarsana News

388th District Court candidate: Joy Degenhart

The El Paso Times sent questionnaires to candidates in the Primary Election. Following are answers from Joy Degenhart, 388th District Court candidate.

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Pa. courts weigh whether Jehovah's Witnesses elders must report confessed child abuse - Vimarsana News

Pa. courts weigh whether Jehovah's Witnesses elders must report confessed child abuse

HARRISBURG – After the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania dismissed a petition from a group of Jehovah’s Witnesses nearly two years ago, which argued the confidentiality of their confessions shielded them from being mandatory reporters of child abuse, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania overruled their colleagues and decided the Commonwealth Court must re-examine the action.