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Cop goes haywire with Taser threats, now mom wants Supreme ruling - Vimarsana News

Cop goes haywire with Taser threats, now mom wants Supreme ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to take up the case of an unarmed Arkansas mother who was threatened with a Taser by a police officer who already had ordered her two young sons onto the ground and handcuffed them.

Source: wnd.com
Renewed backlash amid decades old measures for hair braiders in LA - Vimarsana News

Renewed backlash amid decades old measures for hair braiders in LA

Decades-old measures put in place for hair braiders across Louisiana gets renewed backlash.

Source: wdsu.com
Louisiana Law Requires Hair Braiders to Get 500 Hours of Training - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Law Requires Hair Braiders to Get 500 Hours of Training

The Louisiana Cosmetology Act requires braiders to undergo at least 500 hours of training before they are legally certified. 

Source: eurweb.com
Natural stylists decry Louisiana's red tape on braiding hair | Courts - Vimarsana News

Natural stylists decry Louisiana's red tape on braiding hair | Courts

Every day in Louisiana, hair stylists in salons across the state use their fingers to interlace people's hair into twists, knots, cornrows, microbraids and dreadlocks.

Source: nola.com
Appeals court revives lawsuit against 'Environmental Court' that took residents' homes - Vimarsana News

Appeals court revives lawsuit against 'Environmental Court' that took residents' homes

A decision from an appeals court has resurrected a lawsuit against the Shelby, Tennessee, County Environmental Court, which issued decisions that have taken homes away from at least two people, leaving them bankrupt and on the streets.

Source: wnd.com