No-Fault Auto Insurance Hurdle Likely for Virginia Assembly
A Virginia subcommittee backed a no fault auto insurance bill amid federal pressure, though lawmakers may avoid floor action. The plan caps first party benefits at 2000 dollars with a 750 dollar threshold for extra damages and offers premium reductions for deductibles. Industry critics say 2000 and 750 are too low and risk inflated medical bills without offsets.
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Fairfax County approves jail plans for 164 bed facility
Fairfax County supervisors unanimously approve a 5.2 million dollar plan for a two story jail wing to replace an overcrowded 70 bed facility built 21 years ago. Construction starts next July with bids next spring and capacity for 164 inmates including 18 women and 42 awaiting trial.
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