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Jury has to decide if low blood sodium, or something else, caused woman s fall

RICHMOND, Va. (Legal Newsline) - A woman who blamed her fall on an emergency physician’s failure to treat low blood sodium will have to go back to trial, after the Virginia Supreme Court reversed her $1.6 million jury verdict based on improper jury instructions.

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Virginia Supreme Court sides with fired teacher in pronoun dispute

Virginia Supreme Court sides with fired teacher in pronoun dispute
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FOIA Friday: What Virginia officials withheld or disclosed, June 16–23, 2023

FOIA Friday: What Virginia officials withheld or disclosed, June 16–23, 2023
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No expungement of inaccurate felony charge | Virginia Lawyers Weekly

A Supreme Court of Virginia majority has refused to expunge a felony charge of driving while intoxicated even though the government conceded that the man didn’t have the requisite prior felony and should only have been charged with a misdemeanor. Rather than dismiss and recharge the man, the government amended his arrest warrant before trial .

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Virginia Supreme Court ruling narrowing FOIA exemption will enhance transparency, experts say

Open government advocates and attorneys who specialize in Virginia Freedom of Information Act law characterized the high court’s ruling as a win particularly for the average, every day citizens who most frequently file FOIA requests.

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