Coleman urges uniform sentencing guidelines for Virginia
Virginia Attorney General J. Marshall Coleman called for statewide uniform sentencing rules to reduce courtroom disparities for violent crimes. He argued current sentencing varies too much, overpopulation stems from nonviolent detainees, and reforms could avoid new agencies or costs. He also pressed for more open courts and greater state control over environmental policy.
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Winchester Rotary Club
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Winchester City Courts and Parking Deal Advances
City and county representatives push a plan to share court facilities and finance a four story parking garage. The proposal calls for a 50 50 funding split, city ownership of the garage, and use of county parcels for the site at Cameron and Boscawen. The accord remains under committee review amid cautious optimism.
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Smiles Highlight GOP Fundraiser Aimed at Clarke County Gains
Virginia attorney general prospect Coleman appears relaxed at a Clarke County fundraiser supporting fellow Republicans Sen. William Truban Del. Raymond R Guest and Kenneth Stiles. He touted a common sense state government approach and urged attendees to persuade five Democratic or independent voters to back the GOP ticket. The event underscored a push to shift balance in the General Assembly and win Clarke County Board of Supervisors seats for Bo Young and Pete Dunning.
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Two Get Nine Month Sentences for Assault in Winchester
Edgar C. Smoke Jr. and Michael Barton were each sentenced to nine months in jail after being found guilty of assault and battery and drunk and disorderly conduct for an incident on the mall last month. Frederick R. Young testified he was hospitalized with a broken rib and other injuries after being assaulted by the two men who emerged from bushes.
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