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CBC report: Questions surround SIU investigation of Belleville incident - Vimarsana News

CBC report: Questions surround SIU investigation of Belleville incident

A former senior adviser on Indigenous justice issues to the Ontario government believes an inquiry is needed i...

Search of truck that revealed illegal gun found constitutional - Vimarsana News

Search of truck that revealed illegal gun found constitutional

A Hamilton County deputy discovered a gun when conducting an “inventory search” of a truck driven by a man with a suspended driver’s license. The officer’s explanation of his department’s search policy combined with body-camera video of the stop led the Supreme Court of Ohio to rule today that the search did not violate the driver’s constitutional rights.

Hong Kong: Court orders legal framework for same-sex unions - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong: Court orders legal framework for same-sex unions

A top court ordered an alternative framework to same-sex marriage to be formulated within two years.

Source: yahoo.com
Atiku Suffers Setback In Bid To Subpoena Chicago State University Over Tinubu - Vimarsana News

Atiku Suffers Setback In Bid To Subpoena Chicago State University Over Tinubu

A Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois County in the United States has dismissed the lawsuit filed by the PDP candidate, former vice president, Alhaji Atiku

Ohio Supreme Court: Bar cannot recover liquor permits lost for violating pandemic rules - Vimarsana News

Ohio Supreme Court: Bar cannot recover liquor permits lost for violating pandemic rules

An Akron bar’s attempt to have a COVID-19 pandemic rule declared unconstitutional was rejected by the Supreme Court of Ohio this month. The Court found the rule is no longer in effect, and a similar rule is “not reasonably likely” to appear again.