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Recent NewsSeptember 23 - Herring Holds Gas Station Accountable for Price Gouging Attorney General Mark R. Herring announced today that he is holding Henrico-based Saly Inc. d/b/a RIR Mart Exxon for alleged violations of the Virginia Post-Disaster Anti-Price Gouging Act.
Following an amicus brief filed by Attorney General Mark R. Herring and Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh defending the decades-old federal gun violence prevention law that limits the sale of handguns to those age 21 and older, the Fourth Circuit concluded that the case is moot and accordingly vacated the panel decision striking down the longstanding law.
Attorney General Mark R. Herring has joined the U.S. Department of Justice and six other attorneys general in filing suit to block an unprecedented series of agreements between American Airlines and JetBlue through which the two airlines will consolidate their operations in Boston and New York City.
September 21 - Herring Backs Commonsense Approach to Concealed Carry Laws Attorney General Mark R. Herring today joined a coalition of 19 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court defending New York’s law regulating when individuals may obtain a license to carry firearms in public.
September 20 - Herring Pushes Back Against Mississippi’s Efforts to Overturn Aspects of Roe v. Wade Attorney General Mark R. Herring today joined a coalition of 24 state attorneys general in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold its precedents protecting a woman’s constitutional right to an abortion.
September 16 - Former Manassas City Police Sergeant Convicted of Possession of Child Pornography Former Manassas City Police Department Sergeant Wayne Carlo Bombara, Jr., 47, of Manassas Park, pleaded guilty to 15 counts of possession of child pornography in Prince William County Circuit Court.
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