Here are a few recent developments involving the Virginia Supreme Court (and cases that have been reported in the news):
College board appointments dispute involving Gov. Glenn Youngkin appointees: The Virginia Supreme Court heard arguments about whether certain Youngkin appointments can serve on university governing boards. The reporting frames it as tied to a Fairfax County Circuit Court decision that had suspended multiple appointees pending resolution.[1]
Whether the Virginia Supreme Court would review an AG appeal in that same matter: Another report says the Virginia Supreme Court refused to take up a related request involving the suspension of appointees, while noting options for future appeal depending on how the case proceeds.[2]
Recent opinions/orders (civil and regulatory-related items): One legal-news listing notes that the Supreme Court of Virginia published new opinions and orders, including rulings touching arbitration-award standards, sovereign immunity issues, and other administrative/regulatory matters (e.g., approvals tied to utility transmission lines).[4]
If you tell me what you care about most—(1) appeals/opinions, (2) election/redistricting, (3) university/appointments, or (4) criminal justice—I can narrow this to the most relevant headlines.
Justices on the Virginia Supreme Court sounded uncertain of whether a recently passed redistricting amendment that could create four more Democratic seats in Congress should be approved. Republicans…
www.huffpost.comThe Supreme Court of Virginia has published new opinions and published orders, including decisions on arbitration awards, sovereign immunity claims, and publ...
changeflow.comA blog that analyzes appellate issues and opinions from the Supreme Court of Virginia and Court of Appeals of Virginia
virginiaappeals.orgNews releases from the office of the Attorney General of Virginia
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