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Chuck James Elected to Williams Mullen's Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Chuck James Elected to Williams Mullen's Board of Directors

Chuck James Elected to Williams Mullen’s Board of Directors Chuck James Richmond, Va., Feb. 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Williams Mullen is pleased to announce the election of Charles E. “Chuck” James, Jr. to Williams Mullen’s Board of Directors. Chuck is a partner in the firm’s Litigation Section and serves as co-chair of the White Collar & Investigations Practice and the Firearms Industry Group. “We are very pleased to have Chuck join our board of directors,” said Woody Fowler, chair and CEO of Williams Mullen. “Chuck brings excellent leadership, experience and insight. We ...

Time to Rebuild and Reimagine: Reflecting on Four Hard Years in Children's Immigration Law - Vimarsana News

Time to Rebuild and Reimagine: Reflecting on Four Hard Years in Children's Immigration Law

Time to Rebuild and Reimagine: Reflecting on Four Hard Years in Children’s Immigration Law With the Trump administration over, there will surely be changes made to the immigration system and our ability to protect immigrant children. The hope, and the work, is to ensure that they are the right ones. By Dalia Castillo-Granados, Chloe Walker, Vickie Giambra, Laura Egan, and Yasmin Yavar Share: As 2020, a year like no other, has drawn to a close, legal advocates in the children’s immigration field are taking a moment to breathe. With the transition to a new administration less than...

What a Biden administration could mean for criminal justice reform - Vimarsana News

What a Biden administration could mean for criminal justice reform

Dec 14, 2020 12:42 PM EDT President-elect Joe Biden will face pressure when he takes office to make swift changes to the Department of Justice. But while he’ll be able to implement some reforms on his own, expected pushback from Congress and legal fights could make it hard for Biden to deliver many of the sweeping criminal justice reforms that advocates say are necessary. Coming off a presidential campaign revived by the support of Black voters in a year marked by national protests against racial injustice and police brutality, Biden is expected to address s...

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