When the government acts as judge, jury and executioner
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The government should not be in the business of killing its citizens.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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Herring announces settlement with Loudoun County Public Schools in discrimination case
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Allegations that Loudoun County Public Schools denied students an equal opportunity to participate in their Academies of Loudoun and elementary gifted and talented programs based on race have led to a settlement.
Video highlights progress of Capitol Square construction, renovation
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Gov. Ralph Northam and the Department of General Services have released a behind-the-scenes video tour of three high-profile Capitol Square construction and renovation projects: the new General Assembly Building, Old City Hall and Morson’s Row.
Justice for Pulaski County couple in housing discrimination case
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A complaint against a Pulaski County townhome community that threatened a couple with eviction because of their assistance animal has been settled.
Don’t impeach Trump: Impeach the Deep State for its conspiracy to kill the constitution
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Let’s be clear about one thing: the impeachment of Donald Trump is a waste of time and money.
McKinsey agrees to settlement to resolve its role in promoting opioid epidemic
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McKinsey & Company has agreed to a $573 million settlement to resolve investigations into the consulting firm’s role in working for opioid companies, helping those companies promote their drugs, and profiting from the opioid epidemic.
Ken Plum: Changing images of Virginia
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On the east side of Capitol Square near the Executive Mansion in Richmond is the Virginia Civil Rights Memorial featuring 16-year-old Barbara Johns.
Enemies of the Deep State: The government’s war on domestic terrorism is a trap
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In the wake of the Jan. 6 riots at the Capitol, “domestic terrorism” has become the new poster child for expanding the government’s powers at the expense of civil liberties.
McAuliffe plan builds on Virginia criminal justice reforms
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Former governor Terry McAuliffe has released his plan for reforming the state’s criminal justice system, focusing on parole, marijuana legalization and the restoration of voting rights.
Page County drug treatment court to launch with boost from JMU professors, grad students
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JMU political science professor Amanda Teye has dedicated two years to launching a new jail diversion program in Page County.
