Virginia panel weighs mandatory deferred judgment for marijuana
In Richmond AP report, subcommittee chair says Virginians not ready for decriminalization. Senator Edmundo says the panel will push mandatory deferred judgment for first time marijuana possession offenders, under current law up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. Critics argue small-quantity possession should be decriminalized.
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Public Sector Study Links Virginia Bargaining Refusal To Fewer Strikes
An independent Public Service Research Council report states Virginia’s lack of a statewide collective bargaining law has reduced public-sector strikes. The study notes conflicting attorney general opinions and legislative resolutions cloud bargaining status, while noting localities enacting ordinances face legal tests.
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