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Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston pleads guilty to DUI - Vimarsana News

Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston pleads guilty to DUI

Days after pleading “not guilty” to driving under the influence of alcohol and driving with a blood alcohol content of .08% or more, Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston pled “guilty” to the charges and was sentenced to three years’ probation, a $140 fine and other penalties.

No Constitutional Right To Honk Your Car Horn, Federal Court Says - Vimarsana News

No Constitutional Right To Honk Your Car Horn, Federal Court Says

"Political honking" isn't protected by the First Amendment, says a federal appeals court. One judge disagreed, calling it "core expressive conduct."

Source: reason.com
Illinois House Considers Bill Banning Vehicle Searches Based On Weed Odor - Vimarsana News

Illinois House Considers Bill Banning Vehicle Searches Based On Weed Odor

The Illinois House of Representatives is considering legislation that would bar police from searches based solely on the odor of cannabis.

4 Ways to Beat a DUI Charge. : ThyBlackMan.com - Vimarsana News

4 Ways to Beat a DUI Charge. : ThyBlackMan.com

Being charged with DUI can be confusing, complicated, and downright scary. Fortunately, these tips can help beat your DUI charge. However, the best way to fight a DUI is to avoid putting yourself in the position of ever being charged in the first place.

Illinois Senate passes bill that would ban police from searching cars over marijuana odor - Vimarsana News

Illinois Senate passes bill that would ban police from searching cars over marijuana odor

Senate Democrats in Springfield have advanced legislation that would prohibit law enforcement from conducting vehicle searches based on the smell of marijuana.