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Ex-gang leader to serve 66 years in prison after appeals court upholds sentence - Vimarsana News

Ex-gang leader to serve 66 years in prison after appeals court upholds sentence

The former leader of the once-powerful and violent Top 6 street gang in South Florida is not getting a shorter prison sentence, after all. Futo Charles' 66-year prison term will stand, a three-judge panel for Fourth District Court of Appeal agreed Wednesday, in a 2-1 opinion.

Florida's Supreme Court justices retain seats on bench - Vimarsana News

Florida's Supreme Court justices retain seats on bench

Five justices on Florida's Supreme Court retained their seats in Tuesday's election.

Endorsement: For Fourth District Court of Appeal, retain five of seven - Vimarsana News

Endorsement: For Fourth District Court of Appeal, retain five of seven

Of the seven Fourth District Court of Appeals judges up for a retention vote this year, the Sun Sentinel recommends retaining five and removing one. We take no position on the seventh.

Visitation's garden grows with love, service to area's hungry – Catholic Philly - Vimarsana News

Visitation's garden grows with love, service to area's hungry – Catholic Philly

The Norristown parish's new “No Greater Love Garden” was built and maintained by the hands of many parishioners, whose work to grow vegetables will feed many Montgomery County residents.

$37M verdict reversed after lawyer calls makers of tobacco 'soulless enterprise of death' - Vimarsana News

$37M verdict reversed after lawyer calls makers of tobacco 'soulless enterprise of death'

$37M verdict reversed after lawyer calls makers of tobacco 'soulless enterprise of death'   Image from Shutterstock. A lawyer’s literary references and descriptive comments in closing arguments has doomed a $37 million verdict obtained against two tobacco companies, the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. and Philip Morris USA Inc. In a June 30 opinion, the Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed a $37 million verdict awarded to widower Richard Mahfuz, whose wife died of lung cancer. The improper argument included references to George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984 and Oscar Wilde’s boo...