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The attorney general’s office has authorized a State Police investigation into Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney’s efforts to remove Confederate monuments last year, and Norfolk Democrat Jay Jones is calling political foul.
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A former Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles employee was sentenced today to 28 months in prison for his role in a seven-year bribery conspiracy involving the DMV’s Virginia Rider Training Program.
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This is what happens when ego, greed and power are allowed to take precedence over liberty, equality and justice.
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A coalition of 11 states, including Virginia, has secured a settlement with Healing Heroes Network Inc. resolving allegations of deceptive sweepstakes mailers and telephone solicitations to help wounded veterans.
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A bipartisan coalition of 48 attorneys general in pushing federal regulators to examine recent progress in their fight against opioid abuse.
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Virginia Progressive Prosecutors for Justice issued a letter Monday to leaders in the General Assembly encouraging a range of criminal justice reforms.
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When companies need to protect their unique position in the market, they often turn to intellectual property law. When its protections are available, intellectual property law prevents others from profiting from your work.
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No doubt about it: 2020—a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year for freedom—was the culmination of a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad decade for freedom.
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Elizabeth McClanahan, a former justice on the Supreme Court of Virginia who now serves as president and dean of the Appalachian School of Law, has been named CEO of the Virginia Tech Foundation.
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A group of 15 state AGs is making politics today out of a friendly public reminder to the Trump administration, on its way out the door, to remember to comply with the Presidential Records Act and the Federal Records Act.
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