Attorney General Jay Jones highlighted recent lawsuits defending Virginia’s election laws while promoting fair housing awareness and support for survivors of sexual violence. His office continues providing resources related both to public safety and victim assistance programs throughout Virginia.
Virginia officials held a virtual press conference announcing new measures against illegal vape sales after passing HB 308/SB 620—the Vape Enforcement Act—aimed at protecting students from dangerous unregulated vape products…
Attorney General Jay Jones has joined other attorneys general in suing President Trump over an executive order affecting state-run elections. The suit argues that voter eligibility rules should remain under…
A Hillsville man received a sentence of over twelve years in federal prison for exploiting minors online through grooming and purchasing explicit material via Discord. Authorities say he admitted buying…
Attorney General Jay Jones has marked Fair Housing Month by honoring past civil rights leaders who fought against discrimination. He emphasized ongoing challenges facing Virginians regarding equal access to housing.…
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia will introduce a new Electronic Document Submission System (EDSS) starting April 15, 2026. The service aims to help self-represented…
Attorney General Jay Jones marked Fair Housing Month by reminding Virginians about their protections against discrimination in housing. He emphasized recognizing unlawful practices and encouraged residents with concerns or complaints…
Brehon Kanell Davis has been convicted in a major drug trafficking conspiracy case in Norfolk following efforts by the Virginia Attorney General’s Office. Authorities say he faces up to ten…
Attorney General Jay Jones provided an overview of recent efforts addressing election laws, civil rights protections, misleading political campaigns targeting voters in Virginia, birthright citizenship policies under review by courts,…
An Alabama man has pled guilty to attempting to entice a minor relative from Danville through online messages. Authorities say Kenneth Melvin Doss used social media to solicit explicit material…
Charles Herman Aardema III from Ripplemead faces federal charges for allegedly importing DMT from Brazil and distributing LSD locally. Law enforcement officials say multiple agencies participated in intercepting shipments linked…
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has announced that its Roanoke clerk’s office will remain open on April 3, while the Harrisonburg location will be closed. Electronic filing services through CM/ECF will…
Attorney General Jay Jones addressed an ad campaign funded by Peter Thiel targeting Black voters before an upcoming redistricting referendum in Virginia. Jones criticized what he called misleading tactics exploiting…
Attorney General Jay Jones announced that Virginia will legally challenge President Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting. Jones described the order as illegal and committed to defending voter rights alongside…
Attorney General Jay Jones has filed a brief defending Virginia veterans’ rights to full GI Bill education benefits after court decisions against restrictive federal policies. The move follows years-long disputes…
Attorney General Jay Jones announced convictions for two men involved in a fatal shooting in Hampton last year. The case was prosecuted by Senior Assistant Attorney General Molly Newton with…
Attorney General Jay Jones has joined a multistate coalition challenging an EPA rule rescinding key climate protections from motor vehicle emissions standards. The group argues this rollback endangers public health…
Hearings scheduled for April 6 in Roanoke’s bankruptcy court will be conducted remotely via Zoom. Judge Rebecca B. Connelly will preside, and technical support is available for participants.
A public notice has been issued announcing openings for two new magistrate judge positions. Details about the application process and requirements have not yet been disclosed.
Attorney General Jay Jones has shared an update on recent actions including new vape legislation targeting underage sales in Virginia. His office also addressed consumer protection lawsuits and joined multi-state…
Registration has opened for this year’s Twelfth Annual Western District of Virginia Bankruptcy Conference, scheduled for May 29 at Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia. The event offers CLE credits and…
A Springfield man has been convicted by a federal jury for assaulting his then-girlfriend with a hatchet while camping in Shenandoah National Park last August. Multiple witnesses testified about hearing…
Attorney General Jay Jones has joined a multi-state lawsuit challenging new USDA funding conditions imposed by the Trump administration. The suit claims these requirements threaten essential nutrition programs for vulnerable…
Attorney General Jay Jones has joined a group of state attorneys general in filing a lawsuit against the Trump Administration’s new tariffs, which were implemented without congressional approval.
Attorney General Jay Jones has joined a group urging Congress to mandate refunds for illegal tariffs imposed during President Trump’s administration. The coalition seeks automatic reimbursement processes for affected businesses…
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