Legal

In an unusual move for a prosecutor, the Attorney General filed his motion agreeing with defense attorneys that Richard Glossip deserves a stay

Floyd Bledsoe was released from prison in 2015 after DNA evidence showed he could not have been the killer of a 14-year-old girl

Richard Glossip is scheduled to die by lethal injection on May 18

ADOC "is in the process of transitioning all litigation matters from the department’s attorneys to attorneys in the AGO"

The four have their sentencing postponed as there are additional "targets" that will face charges for participating in or covering up the assault

The suit argues that Gov. Glenn Youngkin's process for restoring the voting rights of people with felony convictions should be declared unconstitutional

An arbitrator ruled that Anthony Marlak's termination was an excessive response by the state Department of Correction

The suit accuses officials of holding people in extended segregation even though they don't meet the law's criteria

They must explain why the court shouldn't issue an order against them on the grounds they are violating the constitutional rights of victims

Four bills would help with access, apprenticeships, licensing and oversight

Gov. Glenn Youngkin wants the law to require the Virginia Parole Board to notify local prosecutors before an inmate is paroled

Questions arise about why meeting about squalid conditions for youth inmates was not public

Smart's trial was one of the first high-profile cases about a sexual affair between a school staff member and a student

Teamsters Local 839 wants access to the jail to meet with their employees to investigate complaints

Anthony Mitchell died of hypothermia after spending two weeks in a jail during a mental health break