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'Make it quick!' Virginia legislature's short time limit for public comments leaves some feeling disrespected

Virginia's part-time Legislature moves at a quick clip. And its time-pressed lawmakers expect the same from members of the public who want to make their voices heard. Year after year, no matter which party is in charge, committee and subcommittee chairs have repeatedly exhorted those providing testimony at the Capitol to speed things along. They
United States Spotsylvania County University Of Virginia Todd Gilbert Ryan Mehaffey Megan Rhyne
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JUST IN: Advanced Towing ordered to pay only $750 in Attorney General's lawsuit

(Updated, 10:35 p.m.) The Arlington Circuit Court finally came to a decision in Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring's lawsuit against Advanced Towing after last month's multi-day trial. The court has ordered the towing company, whose tactics have angered many in Arlington, to pay a civil penalty of just $750 for five separate violations. That's a
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Virginia lawmakers limit public comment and tell folks taking the mic to 'make it quick'

Year after year, no matter which party is in charge, committee and subcommittee chairs have repeatedly exhorted those providing testimony at the Capitol to speed things along. There's broad agreement that some kind of public comment time management is necessary in Virginia's sessions, which generally run no longer than 60 days. “Virginia's legislative calendar just isn’t designed for public input,” said Sally Hudson, a University of Virginia professor and former member of th...
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Virginia legislators limit public comment and tell folks taking the mic to 'make it quick'

Year after year, no matter which party is in charge, committee and subcommittee chairs have repeatedly exhorted those providing testimony at the Capitol to speed things along. There's broad agreement that some kind of public comment time management is necessary in Virginia's sessions, which generally run no longer than 60 days. “Virginia's legislative calendar just isn’t designed for public input,” said Sally Hudson, a University of Virginia professor and fo...
United States University Of Virginia Spotsylvania County Todd Gilbert Chap Petersen Vivian Watts
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