Supreme Court ruling is admissible evidence of police state
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On Monday, June 20, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that evidence police find during illegal stops is admissible in court.
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There is a next for Bob McDonnell
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So you’re Bob McDonnell, and you woke up Monday morning as you did every morning the past 21 months, facing the possibility of two years in federal prison.
Citizen member appointed to Chesapeake Bay Commission
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The Tri-State Chesapeake Bay Commission announced the appointment of Dennis H. Treacy as the new Virginia citizen representative.
Virginia reactions to Supreme Court Texas abortion ruling
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Think the Supreme Court ruling striking down a restrictive Texas abortion law on Monday doesn’t hit close to home?
DVDs of “Heroin: The Hardest Hit” now available
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DVDs of “Heroin: The Hardest Hit,” an award-winning documentary on the impact of heroin and prescription drugs, are now available.
Anti-human trafficking campaign honored at Virginia PRSA Awards
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Attorney General Mark Herring’s initiative to combat human trafficking was recognized with the prestigious Commonwealth Award for Public Service.
Ken Plum: Racial diversity in the Virginia justice system
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The General Assembly continues to fail to appoint racially diverse judicial candidates.
Virginia State Police Insurance Fraud Program announces Fraud Fighters Awards winners
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The Virginia State Police Insurance Fraud Program distributed 10 Fraud Fighters Awards.
Herring calls for federal rule change to close prescription monitoring loophole
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Mark Herring is calling on the federal government to close a loophole that keeps methadone clinics from reporting their dispensing data.
GOP leader requests AG opinion on lethal injections
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House Majority Whip Jackson H. Miller requested an official opinion from Attorney General Mark Herring on legal questions on lethal injections.
