Ken Plum: The people have spoken
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After the elections last week, the “blue” state of Virginia suddenly turned “red.”
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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Rocket Lawyer, Legalzoom, LawDepot and eForms are taking on traditional lawyers
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Selling law services online with no physical client-facing offices means online legal service companies are able to out-compete traditional lawyers on price alone.
Herring announces steps to protect voters at the polls on Tuesday
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring has sent a letter to key law enforcement officials and elections officials asking for their commitment to ensuring a safe, fair, free, and accurate election.
How to conduct a productive remote meeting
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Here are 10 tips to help you run a smooth remote meeting.
Herring calls Chase’s bluff, asks for evidence of ‘cheating’
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring today requested that State Sen. Amanda Chase provide his office with the alleged evidence of election “cheating” that she claims to have found and shared with a gubernatorial campaign.
Herring warns Virginians of dangers of illegal cannabis edibles
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring is warning Virginians about the dangers of cannabis edibles and hemp derivatives in packaging designed to look like well-known snack foods and candy, which are marketed towards children.
VCU poll: Governor’s race ‘too close to call’ with one week to go
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A new VCU poll has 41 percent of likely voters supporting Democrat Terry McAuliffe and 38 percent supporting Republican Glenn Youngkin, a substantial tightening of the race since last month when McAuliffe led 43 percent to 34 percent among likely voters.
Updated hate crime laws moves forward in Minnesota House
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In response to a continued rise in hate crimes across the country, the Minnesota House is moving forward with a bill to update the state’s hate crime laws, despite the rejection of several proposed amendments.
Three defendants sentenced in multi-state dog fighting conspiracy
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Three defendants have been sentenced for their roles in an interstate dog fighting network across the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and New Jersey.
Tyrants of the Nanny State: When government thinks it knows best
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The overt signs of the despotism exercised by the increasingly authoritarian regime that passes itself off as the United States government (and its corporate partners in crime) are all around us.
