Domestic Violence Awareness Month: AG reminds Virginians of Address Confidentiality Program
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the Address Confidentiality Program is offered in Virginia.
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Court grants Va. AG’s request for records of pro-Palestinian group with alleged terror ties
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A Virginia court has ordered American Muslims for Palestine to produce records requested by Attorney General Jason Miyares’ office.
More than 7K state prison inmates eligible for reduced sentences in Virginia
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The expiration date for the prohibition on enhanced earned sentence credits for inmates convicted of violent and nonviolent crimes was July 1.
18th annual Legal Food Frenzy raises more than $300K for Virginia food banks
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The Legal Food Frenzy is a friendly competition and time-honored tradition between Virginia law firms to raise money for their food banks.
DNA exonerates Virginia man wrongfully convicted in 1976 murder, sodomy of 3-year-old
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The Virginia Court of Appeals announced that it issued a writ of actual innocence to Marvin Grimm, who was wrongfully convicted in 1976.
Victim recants in case involving Hampton man given two life sentences for sexual abuse
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Keshawn Duffy was wrongfully sentenced to two life sentences on two counts of forcible sodomy after his ex-girlfriend’s son accused Duffy.
Rebecca Simmons of Valley Children’s Advocacy Center among Virginia ‘Unsung Heroes’
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Attorney General Jason Miyares hosted the 7th annual Unsung Heroes Award Ceremony and recognized Virginians who support to victims of crime.
‘Tobacco industry was completely reshaped’: Virginia gets $122.5M payment from 1998 lawsuit
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Virginia has received a payment of $122.5 million from the major tobacco companies, from the Master Settlement Agreement of 1998.
‘Unacceptable’: Virginia AG pushes Biden administration on missing migrant children
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares sent a letter to HHS Secretary Becerra about the missing migrant children crisis in Virginia.
King William court sentences man to 19 years for 2021 robbery in which victim was paralyzed
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A King William County Circuit Court sentenced Deonjay Pollard to 19 years for a 2021 robbery that left an 18-year-old victim paralyzed.
