Single confirmed COVID-19 case closing Augusta, Staunton courts through Oct. 7
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Staunton and Augusta County courts are closed through Wednesday due to a confirmed positive COVID-19 case among court staff.
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Update: Virginia Supreme Court denies Kanye West appeal
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The Supreme Court of Virginia has denied Kanye West’s appeal of Richmond Circuit Court Judge Joi J. Taylor’s Sept. 3 ruling that removed West from Virginia’s ballots for November’s election.
Update: Kanye West files appeal of ruling knocking him off Virginia presidential ballot
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Attorneys for entertainment mogul Kanye West have filed an appeal with the Virginia Supreme Court to overturn Richmond Circuit Court Judge Joi J. Taylor’s ruling from last week that removed West from Virginia’s ballots for November’s election.
Governor announces $4M to expand legal aid services for Virginians facing eviction
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced $4 million in funding for the Legal Services Corporation of Virginia, which will support 20 Legal Aid attorneys in providing services to Virginia tenants facing eviction for the next two years.
Mark Obenshain pushing Parole Board transparency, accountability reform
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State Sen. Mark Obenshain introduced legislation for the 2020 Special Session of the General Assembly Monday to increase the transparency and accountability of the Virginia Parole Board.
Why mediation can be your best option in a divorce
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Every divorce is different, but the emotions that such an event inspires tend to be universal.
When an executor should seek legal help to administer an estate
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When a loved one passes, an already difficult time for the family can become more so for the executor of the deceased’s estate.
P is for Predator State: The building blocks of tyranny
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While America continues to fixate on the drama-filled reality show scripted by the powers-that-be, directed from the nation’s capital, and played out in high definition across the country, the American Police State has moved steadily forward.
Herring outlines new animal cruelty laws
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring and his first-in-the-nation Animal Law Unit have sent a letter to animal control officers around Virginia highlighting the new animal cruelty laws that went into effect earlier this month.
Virginia gang leader sentenced to 45 years for racketeering conspiracy, murder
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A former leader of the Nine Trey Gangsters was sentenced today to 45 years in prison for his role in a racketeering conspiracy that included the murder of 23-year-old Delante Eley.
