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Iran war, birthright citizenship and diversity: Constitution Day at JMU (opens the original)
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To celebrate this yearâs Constitution Day, JMU hosted constitutional law professors Jonathan Adler and Jonathan Turley with members of the Board of Visitors (BoV) in Hartman Hall on Sept. 15. The event, hosted by the Madison Center for Civic Engagement, discussed the state of democracy in the United States along with other legal topics following the countryâs 250th birthday in July. Adler and Turley both work as law professors at William & Mary and George Washington University, respectivel
‘Our very democracy is at stake’: Sen. Warner visits JMU to bolster Beth Macy’s battle for VA-06 (opens the original)
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âBeth, Beth, Beth, Beth,â attendees in Hotel Madison repeatedly chanted after VA-06 democratic candidate Beth Macy departed the stage following her speech Sunday evening at the Harrisonburg Rockingham Democrats fundraising dinner. Joining her at the event was Virginia Sen. Mark Warner (D), who visited Harrisonburg along his campaign trail. Macy is challenging incumbent Ben Cline (R), who has represented the district since 2019. Former District 34 candidate Andrew Payton (D), VA-11 represen
Q&A with JMU Police Chief following last weekend’s shooting (opens the original)
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After last Saturdayâs shooting at a student housing complex left a 19-year-old male with a gunshot wound, The Breeze sat down with JMU Police Chief Anthony Matos to discuss how JMU police and Harrisonburg police protect students.  An individual was shot in the upper leg at The Harrison, an off-campus student housing complex, on Aug. 29 around 10:30 p.m. The victim was not a JMU student or a resident of the housing complex, according to the Harrisonburg Police Department (HPD). The victim was
Court dismisses malicious wounding by mob charges against 7 JMU fraternity brothers (opens the original)
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The Harrisonburg-Rockingham General District Court dismissed seven charges of malicious wounding by mob against seven members of the Kappa Beta chapter of the Delta Tau Delta (DTD) fraternity during a preliminary hearing Wednesday evening. A preliminary hearing happens after a defendant(s) is charged with a crime. The hearing determines if there is probable cause to send the case to a grand jury to consider indictment, according to Cornell Law School. The charges were brought forth by Aiden McL
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