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- Five years later, the Loudoun dad behind the NSBA's Virginia example gets his say at Main Justice
Five years after his arrest at a Loudoun school board meeting, Scott Smith told DOJ leaders the government 'used my family's tragedy as their blueprint.'
- Seals, Keys and a Felony Penalty: Virginia's Chain of Custody Is the Case for Trusting the Count
Locked machines, sealed equipment and a Class 5 felony for tampering give Virginians a concrete reason to have confidence in results, if officials follow them.
- DOJ steps into Loudoun locker-room case as boys' families say they were suspended for speaking up
Then-Acting AG Todd Blanche says DOJ moved to intervene in a Loudoun lawsuit by families whose sons say they were suspended after a locker-room objection.
- Fairfax County Public Schools tells registrars to destroy student identification documents
Fairfax County Public Schools has issued new guidelines to school registrars.
- Virginia Advances Strict Pathway for Foreign-Trained Chiropractors Under HB 1026
Lawmakers refine HB 1026 to open licensure only to foreign-trained chiropractors who previously held credentials, completed five years of U.S. residency, and clear rigorous patient-safety hurdles without diluting Virginia standards.
- Fairfax Schools sued under Title IX for restroom policy and compelled speech
Fairfax County Public Schools faces a lawsuit over policies which allegedly force women students to share bathrooms and punishment students who refuse to use gender affirming pronouns.