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A Judge, a Kiss, and $450,000-plus in Court Work - Vimarsana News

A Judge, a Kiss, and $450,000-plus in Court Work

An Ohio Supreme Court filing has prompted questions about the personal relationship between a judge and a contractor for whom she has approved funds for work he does in her courtroom.

Nagaland: Lawyers urged not to do anything illegal - Vimarsana News

Nagaland: Lawyers urged not to do anything illegal

Justice Kakheto Sema, Judge, Gauhati High Court and Chairman, High Court Legal Services Committee, Kohima Bench urged the lawyers not to do anything illegal. “As a lawyer, you must blatantly refuse the litigant who wants you to do something illegal.

Faculty senators postpone discussion on shared governance to June - Vimarsana News

Faculty senators postpone discussion on shared governance to June

Guermillo Orti, a faculty senator and biology professor, introduced a resolution to further define the role of Faculty Senate Executive Committee.

Cabinet approves MOU between CAI and The Chartered Accountants of Maldives - Vimarsana News

Cabinet approves MOU between CAI and The Chartered Accountants of Maldives

Cabinet approves Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) and The Chartered Accountants of the Maldives The

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Philosophy departments offering ethics certificates to nonmajors - Vimarsana News

Philosophy departments offering ethics certificates to nonmajors

Pennsylvania’s Millersville University has begun offering ethics certificates. It’s among multiple philosophy departments that have shaken things up. Philosophy majors are a favorite punching bag for university critics—including past, Floridian Republican presidential candidates.