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Impending Cold Blast in Texas Spelling Natural Gas Volatility – Mexico Spotlight - Vimarsana News

Impending Cold Blast in Texas Spelling Natural Gas Volatility – Mexico Spotlight

With freezing weather on the horizon throughout much of the United States, including Texas, February natural gas prices at hubs key to Mexico shot up this

State Supreme Court rules home-defense law applied to Colorado Springs man who killed intruder - Vimarsana News

State Supreme Court rules home-defense law applied to Colorado Springs man who killed intruder

The basement of a Colorado Springs apartment building was covered under the state law that permits deadly force in defense of a home, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday.

'Make My Day' law upheld by Colorado Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

'Make My Day' law upheld by Colorado Supreme Court

The Colorado Supreme Court today confirmed the decision to dismiss the second degree murder case against Patrick Rau, ruling that the case did fall under Colorado's 'Make My Day' statute.

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A Rittenhouse acquittal in Colorado? Longstanding self-defense laws would allow it - Vimarsana News

A Rittenhouse acquittal in Colorado? Longstanding self-defense laws would allow it

A young man being pursued down the street attempted to evade his attacker, asking to be left alone until the last possible minute, when he killed the aggressor.

COVER STORY | A Rittenhouse acquittal in Colorado? Longstanding self-defense laws would allow it - Vimarsana News

COVER STORY | A Rittenhouse acquittal in Colorado? Longstanding self-defense laws would allow it

High-profile self-defense trials elsewhere in the country, notably Rittenhouse's, have prompted some introspection in the legal community, with some advocating abolishing, or at least modifying, the state's self-defense regime.