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Attorney General Jay Jones opposes federal bill that could weaken Virginia privacy laws
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Attorney General Jay Jones has joined other states' officials in opposing a federal bill they say would override Virginia's current consumer privacy protections. Jones argues that Virginians should maintain strong state-level control over how personal data is handled.
Read more →Attorney General Jay Jones joins coalition opposing federal retirement investment rule change
June 5, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones has joined other states in opposing a federal proposal they say would weaken protections for retirement investors by increasing exposure to risky assets. The coalition argues this change could harm both individuals' finances and state resources.
Read more →Attorney General Jay Jones reaffirms support for LGBTQ+ Virginians during PRIDE Month
June 2, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones announced renewed support for LGBTQ+ Virginians at the start of PRIDE Month. He highlighted ongoing efforts by his office's Civil Rights division amid rising hate crime reports across Virginia.
Read more →Attorney General Jay Jones opposes federal online safety bill and EPA emissions rollback
May 30, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones announced opposition on May 30 against a federal children's online safety bill he says limits state authority while joining efforts against rolling back EPA emissions standards for toxic chemicals. Both actions are part of his broader initiatives supporting child protection and environmental health.
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Judge Daniel R. Bouton receives 2025 Harry L. Carrico career service award
May 29, 2026
Retired Judge Daniel R. Bouton has been honored with the 2025 Harry L. Carrico Outstanding Career Service Award by the Judicial Council of Virginia for his long-standing leadership and service within state courts. The recognition highlights his commitment to integrity and mentorship throughout his judicial career.
Read more →Attorney General Jay Jones joins opposition to federal kids internet safety bill
May 28, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones has joined a national coalition opposing proposed federal legislation aimed at children's internet safety. Jones argues that the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act would undermine state protections for minors online.
Read more →Attorney General Jay Jones outlines recent actions on justice, environment, and education in Virginia
May 23, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones detailed major efforts this week involving criminal justice breakthroughs, opposition against federal rollbacks on pollution controls, legal action over student loan rules impacting Virginians’ education opportunities—and commemorated historic civil rights milestones.
Read more →Virginia Beach Police arrest suspect in 1986 cold case murder of Roberta Walls
May 22, 2026
Virginia Beach police have arrested Charles Berry for a murder committed nearly forty years ago following new forensic breakthroughs. Officials say persistent investigative work led to identifying Berry through DNA evidence collected at the scene. The arrest involved cooperation among multiple law enforcement agencies.
Read more →Attorney General Jay Jones joins lawsuit challenging federal student loan rule
May 21, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones has joined other states in suing over a new federal student loan rule they say limits access to advanced degrees. The lawsuit claims these changes could hurt workforce development—especially in healthcare—and add barriers for current students.
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