NOTICE REGARDING SERVICE
Due to the COVID-19 virus and Governor Ralph Northam's Declaration of a State of Emergency for Virginia, the Office of the Attorney General is not accepting in-person service. If you are attempting to serve the Office of the Attorney General, please email your documents to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Recent NewsJanuary 22 - Herring Confirms Authority of General Assembly to Discipline or Expel Members Attorney General Mark R. Herring has issued an advisory opinion confirming that “[e]ach body of the Virginia General Assembly possesses broad power to discipline and, where it judges appropriate, expel member legislators.”
January 20 - Statement of Attorney General Mark R. Herring Attorney General Mark R. Herring issued the below statement after President Joe Biden signed an executive order on his first day in office repealing the Muslim ban.
January 20 - Statement of Attorney General Mark R. Herring Attorney General Mark R. Herring released the below statement following the inauguration of President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. and Vice President Kamala Harris...
January 19 - Herring Blocks Trump Administration’s Dirty Power Rule Attorney General Mark R. Herring has successfully blocked the Trump Administration’s “Dirty Power” rule that violated the Clean Air Act; propped up dirty, expensive coal power; and undercut clean, renewable, and affordable energy.
In two appearances on national news programs this week, Attorney General Mark R. Herring discussed the threat of right wing extremist violence, and called for accountability for leaders who stay silent, or worse, encourage and endorse conspiracy theories and violence.
Following a two-year investigation by the Shenandoah County Fire Marshal and the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), Filibuster Distillery, LLC, Filibuster Barrels, LLC, and Sid Dilawri have been indicted on 115 counts of violating the State Water Control Law by dumping over 40,000 gallons of industrial waste into a stream in Shenandoah County.
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