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Republicans surely could have found any of a number of judges ready, willing and chomping at the bit to overturn Roe v. Wade, so why this insistence on Brett Kavanaugh?
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Friends and colleagues remember University of Virginia President Emeritus Robert M. O’Neil as a caring mentor, a staunch advocate for students from all walks of life, a beloved law professor, and a nationally recognized scholar focused on the First Amendment, free speech and the press.
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The Virginia Law Foundation has awarded $440,000 in 2018 grants to support law-related projects and organizations throughout the Commonwealth.
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Virginia State Sen. Jennifer Wexton issued the following statement today after yesterday’s Senate testimony by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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The seeds of our destruction were planted at the founding. Hard reality check, that one.
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Our part of Virginia understands the damage that can be inflicted by excessive regulation. The War on Coal was largely waged in this manner, as the Obama administration’s EPA imposed layers of rules providing no benefit to the environment but imposing massive new costs on the coal industry.
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Those of you who have questions about why the vast majority of sexual assaults aren’t reported: you know, and you’ve always known.
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The latest state to begin offering sports betting services in the U.S. is West Virginia. Since mid-May, states across the nation have been able to offer sports betting if legislation is in place allowing for the activity.
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Next week, we get to see how far we’ve come, if we’ve come any distance at all, since the Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas fiasco of 1991.
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James Forman Jr., a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Yale University law professor and public intellectual, will be the University of Virginia’s guest at Charlottesville’s Paramount Theater on Sept. 27 at 4 p.m.
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