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Breeder banned from keeping any animals after new seizure of neglected ponies, pigs - Vimarsana News

Breeder banned from keeping any animals after new seizure of neglected ponies, pigs

On Monday, the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) seized neglected pigs, ponies, donkeys, rabbits, guinea pigs, and poultry from a breeder in Noord-Brabant who was previously banned from breeding dogs because the breeder neglected them. The NVWA closed the breeding business and banned the breeder from keeping any animals at all.

Source: nltimes.nl
CEO of Safe Haven Baby Boxes hopes to change New Mexico law - Vimarsana News

CEO of Safe Haven Baby Boxes hopes to change New Mexico law

A decades-old New Mexico law is raising new questions from advocates and some legislators behind the baby boxes in the state.

Source: kob.com
Complaint Takes Aim at CYFD Confidentiality Law - Vimarsana News

Complaint Takes Aim at CYFD Confidentiality Law

ESPN reports on more NMSU athletics problems

Attorney cites 'egregious ongoing misconduct' by CYFD - Vimarsana News

Attorney cites 'egregious ongoing misconduct' by CYFD

Lawsuit takes aim at CYFD confidentiality

NM Attorney General's Office: City must release police records involving minors - Vimarsana News

NM Attorney General's Office: City must release police records involving minors

The New Mexico Attorney General’s Office ruled on Monday that the City of Rio Rancho cannot withhold police records involving juveniles.The decision took the form of a letter dated March 7, addressed to City Attorney Greg Lauer and copied to Observer news editor Argen Marie Duncan. In it, NMAG’s Office Senior Civil Counsel Olga M. Serafimova writes that the city’s policy of refusing to release police reports and 911 calls related to incidents in which a minor was a victim or suspect violates the state Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA).