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Parker: A law Virginia passed but never got to use
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Parker: A law Virginia passed but never got to use
For an opposing point of view, see “‘Shall not be infringed’ still means something,” by state Sen. Bill Stanley. On July 1, Virginia’s ban on assault weapons officially became law. In the six weeks since, it has never been enforced. Not once. A circuit court judge in Washington County issued an injunction before the law could take effect, later ruled to apply statewide. Virginia’s attorney general, whose office is charged with defending the law,…
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