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brief before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims in support of two military veterans and their families who were unlawfully denied their full G.I. Bill education benefits by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). “For generations, our...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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to check their eligibility for compensation. I will continue to ensure that all companies operate within the bounds of the law, protecting competitive markets and protecting the interests and wellbeing of Virginia consumers.” The settlement agreements...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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regulate PBMs at the federal level. The letter sent today urges Congress to take action and protect consumers by enacting a law prohibiting PBMs or their parent companies from owning a pharmacy. In addition to Virginia Attorney General Miyares, the...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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to harassment or discrimination claims. Two years ago, my administration issued model policies that (1) unless federal law requires otherwise, require students to use the locker room corresponding to their sex, and (2) require parental notification if a...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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partner with Bischoff Martingayle, PC. Ryan is a graduate of James Madison University and Regent University School of Law. Effective May 10, Shaun Kenney assumed the role of Senior Advisor. He previously served as Director of Communications. Shaun is a...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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They are sons and daughters, neighbors, classmates, and Virginians who deserve equal protection and opportunity under the law.” In January 2023, the Attorney General launched an investigation following reports that race played a role in changes to the...
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- Author: Shaun Kenney
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of Child Pornography and Use of a Communications System to Solicit a Minor. “I’m proud of the work by my office and our law enforcement partners in securing a strong sentence that delivers justice for the victims and protects other children from this...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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it wherever the facts lead.” “Knowingly destroying records and documents to impede a government investigation into the unlawful prescribing of opioids impairs the ability of law enforcement to do its job and endangers the public health,” said Special...
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relied on toll increases to make up for poor forecasting and mounting debt—now totaling over $1.1 billion. Under Virginia law, toll increases must be reasonable to the user in relation to the benefit received. TRIP II’s proposed rate failed on multiple...
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- Author: George Cartin
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Eastern District of Virginia for their efforts in apprehending and investigating this case. When local, state, and federal law enforcement work together to deliver justice, our communities are safer.” “The defendant has now been convicted of serious...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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his full G.I. Bill education benefits. The denial prevented him from transferring those benefits to his daughter for her law school tuition. In March 2025 and again in June 2025, Attorney General Miyares led a bipartisan coalition of all 50 states...
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- Author: Shaun Kenney
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participate in competitive sports,” said Attorney General Jason Miyares. “That opportunity is protected by state and federal law. The Roanoke women swimmers endured harassment, discrimination, and retaliation just for standing up for their right to...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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to determine their own missions and employment practices without interference from secular courts. At issue is a Maryland law prohibiting employment discrimination, which includes an exemption for religious organizations. The Maryland Supreme Court...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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cellphone jamming technology to block illegal communications from contraband phones. Currently, FCC rules interpret federal law to prohibit the use of jamming equipment, even in highly controlled environments like correctional institutions. The FCC...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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(CID). “The Attorney General’s Office has the duty to ensure charitable organizations operating in Virginia adhere to the law,” said Attorney General Jason Miyares. “The Court’s authority must be respected and upheld.” In October 2023, the Virginia...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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