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Accused: Guilty or Innocent? - Crime + Investigation HD - Vimarsana News

Accused: Guilty or Innocent? - Crime + Investigation HD

Road Rage Shooting or Stand Your Ground? (Season 2 Episode 6 of 6): A road rage incident splits the jury. Accused: Guilty or Innocent? airs on Crime + Investigation HD at 11:00 PM, Sunday 4 February. A road rage incident splits the jury

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Mississippi law: Castle Doctrine vs Stand Your Ground - Vimarsana News

Mississippi law: Castle Doctrine vs Stand Your Ground

That situation raises the question: what is the difference between the Castle Doctrine and the Stand Your Ground Law?

Source: wcbi.com
Chris Thomas The CEO looks to Grammys - Vimarsana News

Chris Thomas The CEO looks to Grammys

Considerations for the 66th annual Grammy Awards have been announced, and Chris Thomas The CEO, producer/artiste of I.W.A.A.D. Music LLC, has more than one reason to be excited. The Jamaican, who is based in the US, has been selected for...

Georgia Today: Mental illness in GA; Facial recognition wrongful arrest; The Carters visit Plains - Vimarsana News

Georgia Today: Mental illness in GA; Facial recognition wrongful arrest; The Carters visit Plains

On the Monday, Sept. 25th edition of Georgia Today: Georgians are struggling with a rising rate of mental illness; a Georgia man sues after facial recognition software causes his wrongful arrest; and Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter pay a visit to the Plains Peanut Festival. 

Source: gpb.org
GA gun rights activist dig in to defend Stand Your Ground - Vimarsana News

GA gun rights activist dig in to defend Stand Your Ground

A bill seeks to repeal Stand Your Ground in the pro-gun state, which is startling enough all on its own.