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Florence man files federal lawsuit from traffic stop | Aiken Area Public Safety & Court News - Vimarsana News

Florence man files federal lawsuit from traffic stop | Aiken Area Public Safety & Court News

A man who sued the Aiken Department of Public Safety in March 2023 after he was detained while suffering a medical emergency from February 2022 traffic stop.

Governor appoints Kehoe to the Appellate Court of Maryland, First Appellate Judicial Circuit - Vimarsana News

Governor appoints Kehoe to the Appellate Court of Maryland, First Appellate Judicial Circuit

ANNAPOLIS — On Friday, Gov. Wes Moore announced the appointment of the Honorable Stephen Hughes Kehoe to the Appellate Court of Maryland, First Appellate Judicial Circuit.

Two Officially Nominated As South Dakota Federal Judges - Vimarsana News

Two Officially Nominated As South Dakota Federal Judges

Eric Schulte and Camela Theeler, both of Sioux Falls, were officially nominated Wednesday as federal district judges by President Joe Biden’s administration, putting South Dakota’s U.S. District Court one step

Schulte, Theeler officially nominated as federal judges - Vimarsana News

Schulte, Theeler officially nominated as federal judges

Eric Schulte and Camela Theeler, both of Sioux Falls, were officially nominated Wednesday as federal district judges by President Joe Biden’s administration, putting South Dakota’s U.S. District Court one step

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Schulte, Theeler officially nominated as federal judges - Vimarsana News

Schulte, Theeler officially nominated as federal judges

It comes after months of negotiation between White House representatives and the offices of Republican Sens. John Thune and Mike Rounds