Augusta County Library, run by Neanderthals, pre-cancels 2027 Pride Day event
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Remember how the Augusta County Board of Supervisors shut down a scheduled Pride Day event at the Augusta County Library last year?
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AG Jay Jones announces settlement in case with ‘slumlord from hell’
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Attorney General Jay Jones announced a settlement in a fair housing case brought against David Merryman, called a “slumlord from hell” by one former tenant.
Judge cites technicality, dismisses challenge to abortion rights amendment
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A Campbell County Circuit Court judge, on Tuesday, dismissed a suit brought by a member of the Bedford County Board of Supervisors challenging the reproductive rights amendment referendum.
Trump Court upholds state laws banning trans athletes from female sports
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The Trump Court was asked to weigh in on laws and regulations in 29 states, including Virginia, banning trans athletes from competing in youth and college sports.
The difference between settling and going to trial in a wrongful death case: Pros, cons, and realities
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Most wrongful death families reach a crossroads at some point, and it is rarely the one they were expecting.
Legal frameworks supporting women in entrepreneurship
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Women entrepreneurs benefit from evolving legal structures that promote equal participation in business.
What happens when a disability case goes to federal court
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Learn what happens when a disability claim reaches federal court. See how experienced Social Security disability attorneys can help protect your benefits claim.
How to choose the right criminal defense attorney
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When you’re facing criminal charges, the attorney you hire will directly impact your case. Lawyers do things differently based on their experience and skill level.
What makes medical malpractice so legally complicated?
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Medical malpractice cases are often far more complicated than many people initially expect as it is one of the most legally and medically complex areas of personal injury law.
Report: Virginia police not following new law for use of Flock, ALPR cameras
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Some Virginia law enforcement agencies are not using automated license plate reader cameras in accordance with a statute enacted last July.
