New Smoking Laws Don’t Have Much Bite
McDonnell Yet to Issue Anti-Bias Order
On Advice of Cuccinelli, Plan to Extend State Benefits to Same Sex Partners is Ignored
McDonnell Asks Obama to Reconsider Student Loan Proposal
SOTU Rebuttal Responses Continue
Bolling’s Role: Point Man for McDonnell’s Jobs Plan
Cuccinelli’s Private Practice Causes Buzz
Virginia Legislators Might Double Cuts to Balance Budget
New State Program Reaches Out to Combat Veterans Who Need Help
House Bills Aim to Lower Corporate Income Tax
GOP P&E Strategy Raises Eyebrows
House Raises the Bar on Car Water Damage
Perriello Reflects on Year One
Loudoun Budget Hinges on General Assembly Decisions
Facing Objections, Company Eyes Second Power Plant Site
Sullivan Gives Glimpse into UVA Strategy
Hampton U Gets $8 Million for Biomedical Research Center
Albemarles Wrestles with Idea of Fewer Sports, Pay to Play
Ken Cuccinnelli says this is the last private case he will be involved in and it is one he had taken up before his election as Attorney-General but his critics think even that is stretching an ethical point. Politics undoubtedly comes into the matter.