Friday, May 27, 2011

News from AG Ken Cuccinelli

News from Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli

  • My Take on Virginia in the 4th Circuit & Virginia's Tornado Victims

    From the Cuccinelli Compass:

    "Two weeks ago, we had our oral argument in Virginia's case against the federal health care legislation - specifically against the individual mandate. It was an interesting day, and I wanted to offer you a few reflections on the hearing...

    It will likely take a couple of months for the 4th Circuit to issue its order in our case. If we win, I suspect that the federal government will NOT appeal to the Supreme Court, rather, they would attempt to drag the case out by seeking what is called "en banc" review. That means a rehearing by the full 4th Circuit - all 13 active judges. Only then would whichever side loses at that hearing be able to appeal to the Supreme Court."

    Click here to read Attorney General Cuccinelli's take on his hearing, find out what is next for the healthcare lawsuit and see how you can help tornado victims in Virginia.
     
  • Virginians slain serving in Global War on Terrorism commemorated today in Richmond with military flyover, roll call of fallen heroes
    Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli and Governor Bob McDonnell hosted the 2011 Virginia Wall of Honor ceremony at the Virginia Capitol this morning. The event formally recognized the 233 Virginians who have died serving in the Global War on Terrorism since 2000, including 27 added to the Wall of Honor this year.

    Click here to read more.

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