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AG Ferguson: Attorney General's Office in federal appeals court today defending Washington law banning conversion therapy - Vimarsana News

AG Ferguson: Attorney General's Office in federal appeals court today defending Washington law banning conversion therapy

2018 law prohibits licensed health professionals from trying to change a minor’s sexual orientation, gender identity SEATTLE — The Attorney General’s Office will appear before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit today to ask its judges to uphold Washington’s law protecting children under 18 from being subjected to “conversion therapy” — a discredited and harmful

Source: wa.gov
Former Port Orchard, Washington attorney sentenced to prison for defrauding clients - Vimarsana News

Former Port Orchard, Washington attorney sentenced to prison for defrauding clients

Tacoma – A former Port Orchard, Washington attorney, who stole a bequest left by a client for the benefit of a children’s hospital, and then defrauded a

ICE detention center fighting state's minimum wage suit tells jury detained illegals are not employees - Vimarsana News

ICE detention center fighting state's minimum wage suit tells jury detained illegals are not employees

TACOMA, Wash. (Legal Newsline) - A jury of eight heard opening arguments Wednesday in the state’s case against a privately operated federal detention facility, centering on whether the illegal aliens housed there should be treated as employees and paid minimum wage of $13.47 per hour for maintenance tasks.

Tacoma trial: ICE detention center will defend claims it doesn't pay detainees enough - Vimarsana News

Tacoma trial: ICE detention center will defend claims it doesn't pay detainees enough

TACOMA, Wash. (Legal Newsline) - A jury trial is set to begin today against a privately operated detention center on claims it fails to pay federal detainees minimum wage.

Brother gets two years for using missing brother's identity, but still no word on missing brother - Vimarsana News

Brother gets two years for using missing brother's identity, but still no word on missing brother

Though a former Kitsap County man pleaded guilty to stealing Jarvis Sayler's identity, authorities still don't know what happened to Jarvis.