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Justice being delivered in infamous Loudoun County cases

Justice being delivered in infamous Loudoun County cases

A talk-show host in Virginia says because "justice was done" by an earlier conviction, he has no problem with a charge being dropped against a former school superintendent associated with crimes committed by a transgender student on district premises.

Bronson Woodruff
Dec 29, 2023
Pharmacist's issue was with the product, not the patient

Posted Dec 28, 2023

Pharmacist's issue was with the product, not the patient
303 Creative got the 'good resolutions' rolling

Posted Dec 27, 2023

303 Creative got the 'good resolutions' rolling
The judge is right – Pro-gun litigants have the law on their side

Posted Dec 22, 2023

The judge is right – Pro-gun litigants have the law on their side
Judicial activism must be corrected

Posted Dec 21, 2023

Judicial activism must be corrected
An attempt to break a pattern

Posted Dec 20, 2023

An attempt to break a pattern
2nd Circuit giving case a 2nd chance

Posted Dec 19, 2023

2nd Circuit giving case a 2nd chance
A win for religious freedom in the business world

Posted Dec 18, 2023

A win for religious freedom in the business world
ACLU a welcome partner in WallBuilders 1st Amendment lawsuit

Posted Dec 18, 2023

ACLU a welcome partner in WallBuilders 1st Amendment lawsuit
Supreme Court will have last say after ADF sued over 'last straw'

Posted Dec 18, 2023

Supreme Court will have last say after ADF sued over 'last straw'
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