Augusta County: Alexandra Meador, Lorna Port named Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorneys
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Commonwealth’s Attorney Tim Martin has named Alexandra Meador and Lorna Port as the new Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorneys for Augusta County.
Search Results for Supreme Court
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BREDL requests investigation of Gov. Northam regarding Air Pollution Control Board firings
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The Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League is calling upon Virginia Inspector General Michael Westfall to investigate the firing of two State Air Pollution Control Board members by Gov. Ralph Northam.
Andy Schmookler: ‘Freedom of religion’ can’t mean imposing one’s religion on others
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The other day I saw in a local newspaper a letter-to-the-editor by a woman I knew some years ago. I’d always regarded her as a lovely person, and I agreed with the belief she expressed in her letter regarding the great importance of “freedom of religion.”
Bob Denton: Kaine–Stewart campaign less vicious than expected
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The much anticipated vicious and brutal U.S. Senate campaign between Corey Stewart and Tim Kaine never really materialized, says Virginia Tech political expert Bob Denton.
Alon Ben-Meir: Netanyahu is destroying both Israel and the Palestinians
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Much of what Israel and the Palestinians are experiencing today has befallen them under Netanyahu’s leadership. He believes that the Palestinians will always pose an existential threat to Israel, which led him to pursue domestic policies that dangerously undermined the country’s founding principles of freedom and equality.
Blogcast w/Chris Graham: Curious rush to judgment on Kavanaugh
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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?
University community remembers sixth UVA president, Robert M. O’Neil
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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.
Virginia Law Foundation 2018 grants support statewide legal initiatives
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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.
Jennifer Wexton on Senate testimony: ‘Time for people of good conscience to take a stand’
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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.
Blogcast w/Chris Graham: Bill of goods
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The seeds of our destruction were planted at the founding. Hard reality check, that one.
