Creativity Movement Virginia

http://hamptonroads.com/2010/02/bar-suspends-law-license-chesapeake-expublic-defender A former public defender sentenced to six months in jail in Portsmouth on abduction and conspiracy charges and awaiting sentencing in Chesapeake for assaulting a police officer has had his law license suspended. Eugene B. Harris, who was a public defender in Chesapeake, had his license suspended today based on his Feb. 9 conviction on the (read more...)

Is the University of Montana illegally selectively desecrating a religion? Seems to be so! http://news.umt.edu/2010/02/021210mmac.aspx “Ken Toole, former director of the Montana Human Rights Network, will moderate the panel discussion, which is held in conjunction with the traveling exhibition “Speaking Volumes: Transforming Hate,” currently at the Montana Museum of Art & Culture. The exhibition features artists from (read more...)

How many more white woman have to be killed before white man do something and stand up for themselves and their people? http://hamptonroads.com/2010/02/landowskis-killer-gets-42year-sentence-portsmouth PORTSMOUTH Two mothers took the witness stand Thursday to talk about their love for their children. Robert Lee Barnes’ mother spoke of the good she still sees in her son and her hope that he will (read more...)

http://hamptonroads.com/2010/02/man-charged-norfolk-plotting-childs-kidnap-rape A local sailor facing charges that he plotted to kidnap a little boy and rape him will be in federal court this afternoon for a bond hearing. Alan Paul Strieper, 24, was arrested Friday on a sealed complaint charging him with enticing another man to travel here to kidnap a boy – any boy – for (read more...)

http://hamptonroads.com/2010/02/norfolk-man-pleads-guilty-killing-avoids-death-penalty Kentrell L. Sanderson pleaded guilty Wednesday to capital murder in the slaying of his 12-year-old stepdaughter, and the judge who sentenced him to life said the prosecution had been compromised because the state medical examiner involved had drug convictions. Prosecutors previously said they would seek the death penalty for Sanderson at his trial, which had been (read more...)

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/local/crime/Tattoos-land-illegal-immigrant-MS-13-member-in-solitary-83659332.html Tattoos land illegal immigrant MS-13 member in solitary By: Freeman Klopott Examiner Staff Writer February 7, 2010 Federal authorities tossed an illegal immigrant former gang member into solitary confinement in a Virginia jail because his many tattoos led them to believe he would take a leadership role among other MS-13 inmates, court documents said. Jose Noe Uria Hernandez’s attorney said (read more...)