Judge allows grand jury to investigate how Loudoun County Public Schools handled sex assault cases

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A Loudoun County Circuit Court judge will not stop a special grand jury from investigating how the Loudoun County School Board handled two different sexual assault cases involving the same student suspect.

The School Board recently filed an injunction to stop Virginia‘s Attorney General from convening a special grand jury, arguing the grand jury had no authority to intervene. But after hearing their arguments, the judge wasn’t convinced this grand jury would cause the school board irreparable harm, allowing the special proceeding to keep going.

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