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be participating in the 17th Annual Legal Food Frenzy (LFF). The Legal Food Frenzy is a friendly competition between various law firms and legal entities in Virginia to raise money and food for food banks across Virginia. This year, organizers include...
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- Author: Victoria LaCivita
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Ballistics technology for ten Project Ceasefire and nearby cities. Ballistics IQ is a ballistics triage tool that gives law enforcement the ability to quickly establish leads based on cartridge casing identifiers. Immediately following an incident, law...
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- Author: Victoria LaCivita
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"I'm proud of the work of the Orange County Sheriff's Office, the Fairfax's Animal Protection Police and my office's animal law unit,” said Attorney General Miyares. "Animal cruelty and violence will not be tolerated in Virginia.” In March of 2021, a...
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- Author: Victoria LaCivita
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citizens. The most common form of elder abuse is financial exploitation. Unfortunately, lack of reporting makes it harder for law enforcement to track and curb these offenses,” said Attorney General Miyares. “Addressing the growing epidemic of elder...
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- Author: Victoria LaCivita
- Category: News 2022
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About the Attorney Generalhttps://www.oag.state.va.us/our-office/about-the-attorney-general
in Business Administration from James Madison University and a Juris Doctorate from the College of William and Mary School of Law. He previously served as a prosecutor in the Virginia Beach Commonwealth's Attorney Office, where he worked alongside law...
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Inc., also known as American Muslims for Palestine, for potential violations of Virginia’s charitable solicitation laws. The Attorney General’s Office has reason to believe that the organization may be soliciting contributions in the Commonwealth...
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- Author: Victoria LaCivita
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enabled to view it. Attorney General Miyares Joins States in Challenging Department of Commerce’s Unlawful Race-Based ‘Best Practices’ Guidance RICHMOND, Va. – Attorney General Jason Miyares joined 18 other states in submitting a...
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- Author: Hyo Kang
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Identity Thefthttps://www.oag.state.va.us/programs-outreach/identity-theft
Theft Important Resources Identity Theft Passport - The Identity Theft Passport is a card that you can carry and present to law enforcement or other individuals who may challenge you about your identity should you become the victim of identity crime....
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VIRGINIA'S HUMAN TRAFFICKING LAWS There are a number of laws in the state of Virginia targeting sex and labor trafficking: § 9.1-102 of the Code of Virginia, relating to human trafficking training for law-enforcement personnel. Establish training...
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three duffel bags containing 39.9 kilograms of cocaine. After the co-conspirators departed the area with the cocaine, law enforcement conducted a traffic stop on the co-conspirators’ vehicle and recovered 39.9 kilograms of cocaine. Following the cocaine...
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- Author: Victoria LaCivita
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Attorney General Miyares Sues NCAA Over NIL Restrictions NCAA’s NIL-recruiting ban violates federal antitrust law, thwarts the free market, and unfairly limits student-athletes RICHMOND, VA - Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares today filed an...
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- Author: Hyo Kang
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9, 2022, after a lengthy investigation into several individuals suspected of being involved in the distribution of narcotics, law enforcement officers executed a court-authorized search warrant at the Portsmouth residence of Michael Jerrod Scott, 40....
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- Author: Victoria LaCivita
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government. Vulnerable unaccompanied minors are being dropped off in our cities and counties, and local social services and law enforcement agencies have no idea. How can they protect and check in on children they don’t know are there? We must advance...
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- Author: Victoria LaCivita
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and heal. The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office and Commonwealth's Attorney's Office have praised her as a valuable asset to law enforcement, prosecutors, and the community. Investigator Natasha Chandler, Domestic Violence Officer (Wise County...
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- Author: George Cartin
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wrong. Virginians deserve the freedom to choose which vehicles best fit the needs of their families and businesses. The law is clear, and I am proud to announce Virginians will no longer be forced to live under this out-of-touch policy.” “Today, I’ve...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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Ceasefire Virginiahttps://www.oag.state.va.us/programs-outreach/ceasefire-virginia
s collaborative strategies to combat violent criminal activity. In partnership with elected officials, community leaders, and law enforcement agencies, we invest in proven methods such as gang prevention, community policing, and effective crime...
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- Author: George Cartin
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Criminal Justice Services (DCJS), and the Virginia State Police (VSP) to provide first-of-its-kind training to prosecutors, law enforcement, and from jurisdictions across Virginia on how to investigate and prosecute human trafficking under Virginia law....
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- Author: Hyo Kang
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City Circuit Court. The CID requested records relating to AMP’s noncompliance with the state’s charitable solicitation law and an investigation into allegations that the organization may have used raised funds for impermissible purposes, such as...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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as Schedule I substances. However, these temporary classifications have not been made permanent, creating uncertainty for law enforcement and prosecutors. The latest extension of the temporary classification is set to expire on March 31, 2025. Without...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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safety. TdA is a violent transnational criminal organization responsible for heinous crimes across the United States. The law is clear, and so is our position,” said Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares. The coalition argues that allowing the...
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- Author: Chloe Smith
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