Judge Rollins Reflects on Career and Future Plans
Judge Rollins, long serving on the county circuit and district courts, discusses emotional strain from divorce and drunken driving cases. He plans community work with kids, European travels, hunting, fishing, and furniture refinishing, and may take on a few cases.
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Judge Rollins
Europe
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Court of Special Appeals
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Retiring judge lauded for respectful courtroom conduct
The article praises Judge Rollins for courteous, non demeaning conduct toward defendants and attorneys. Judge Cathell commends Rollins's real property rulings in a 1995 decision, noting a settled community covenants dispute and Rollins's learned, well reasoned opinion.
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Court of Appeals
Rollins
Cathell
Wenner
Dwyer
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Community opposition shapes zoning and advisory group plan
Nancy Maher calls CSR advisory group a major gain and notes landowners will rezone the farm from M-2 to M-1 to bar heavy industry. Residents critique city process, urge stronger notification and planning oversight. Opponents cite long meeting, potential SCR appeal rights, and calls for a new planning commission.
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Nancy Maher
Ms. Maher
J & R. Ltd. Partnership
Asmongo
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Roberts family meeting prompts no charges against 7 year old driver
The Roberts family and prosecutors met Monday to request charging avoidance for a seven year old driver linked to a crash. Prosecutor Mr Rolle noted the accident was not the driver’s fault and the child was not speeding. Daniel struck a pole when the car lost control and veered off the road, police said.
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Judge allows removal of feeding tube in Virginia case
Gov. Jim Gilmore sought to block the wife of comatose Hugh Finn from removing the feeding tube keeping him alive for years. Prince William Circuit Judge Frank Hoss Jr. rejected the state bid, ruling Virginia law permits withholding food and water in a persistent vegetative state.
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Manassas
Jim Gilmore
Michele Finn
Hugh Finn
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Hoss
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Service stations shift to convenience stores amid layoff surge
The industry trend forces station owners to cut staff and overhead, with many garages converting to convenience stores. Some operators report reduced gas sales from 225k or 250k gallons monthly to about 135k–140k. Exxon costs cited for higher quality additives. Sheetz declined comment. chain runs 207 stores across five states and plans 25 new locations next year.
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Sheetz
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West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
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