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Republican Virginia Attorney General Miyares Defends Staying Out of Abortion Pill Case
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has defended his decision not to join most of his Republican counterparts across the country in supporting a lawsuit challenging the safety and approval of the abortion medication mifepristone.
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Virginia AG Selects Special Counsel to Review Events Leading to Deadly UVA Shooting
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares selected a special counsel Thursday night to conduct an external review of the events leading up to the deadly University of Virginia shooting.
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Virginia AG Selects Special Counsel to Conduct External Review of UVA Shooting
The special counsel will conduct an external review of the events that led to the murders of three University of Virginia football players in November.
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Fairfax County Police Association Tells Virginia AG New Laws Make Their Jobs Harder
Virginia’s attorney general met with members of a Fairfax County police officers group Thursday night to listen to their claims that new laws and policies are making it tougher for them to do their job.
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Miyares Among 17 AGs to Ask Google Not to Limit Anti-Abortion Center Results
A month after some members of Congress urged Google to limit the appearance of anti-abortion pregnancy centers in certain abortion-related search results, 17 Republican attorneys general warned the company that doing so could invite investigations and possible legal action.
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Grand Jury Investigation of Loudoun County Schools Can Continue
Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports on a court hearing over the future of a special grand jury investigation into the way Loudoun County Public Schools handled two sex assault cases involving a teenage boy.
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Miyares Ends Effort to Prosecute Officers for Ghaisar's Death
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has dropped an effort to prosecute two U.S. Park Police officers who fatally shot an unarmed motorist back in 2017
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Virginia Court Voids Convictions of Father in Sexual Assault of Sons
A Virginia appeals court has voided the convictions of a man who served more than two decades in prison after being convicted of sexually assaulting his two young sons in the 1990s
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Virginia AG Teams With Conservative PAC Against Liberal Prosecutors
Virginia’s attorney general is teaming with a conservative political action committee to go after who they consider to be liberal prosecutors.
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Va. Attorney General Teams Up With GOPAC Against Liberal Prosecutors
Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder gets reaction to Attorney General Jason Miyares teaming up with GOPAC to elect conservative prosecutors.
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Virginia's Political Fight Over Murders of Unhoused People
Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports on the political fight between Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares and Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano over murders of those experiencing homelessness.
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Virginia Attorney General, Prosecutor Spar Over Criminal History of Suspect in Homeless Attacks
Gerald Brevard III already had a long criminal record that stretched across the D.C. area before he was arrested this week and accused of shooting five men who were homeless, two fatally.
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Democrats Call on Virginia Governor to Act on Gas Prices
Democratic leaders in Virginia are calling on Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin to declare a state of emergency to activate the state’s anti-price gouging law.
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George Mason, U.Va. and Virginia Tech Drop COVID-19 Vaccine Requirements
GMU officials say if the campus positivity rate remains under 4% for the next month, they’ll lift their indoor mask mandate March 4.
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Virginia AG: State Colleges Can't Mandate COVID-19 Vaccines
Virginia’s new attorney general says state colleges and universities cannot require students to get vaccinated against COVID-19
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With New AG, Virginia Takes New Position on Abortion Case
Virginia’s new attorney general has altered the state’s position on a closely watched abortion case before the U.S. Supreme Court
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Virginia AG Sues Town, Alleging Discriminatory Policing
Virginia’s attorney general says a small town’s police department has operated in a way that led to discrimination against African Americans and violated their constitutional rights.