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HB1625: Forfeiture of office; person convicted & requires reg. on Sex Offender & Crimes Against Minors Reg.
Chief Patron
Del.
Riley Ingram (R-62)
Riley Ingram
(R-62)
Hopewell, VA
Served: 1992–
Progress
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Became Law |
Status
03/09/2007: signed by governor
Summary
Forfeiture of office for persons convicted of certain crimes. Provides that any person holding public office who is convicted of any offense that requires registration on the Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry, as defined by § 9.1-902, and for whom all rights of appeal have terminated, shall upon conviction forfeit the public office. View Full Text »
Poll Results
2 votes
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Comments
I agree with the bill. Also, any person who is registered should not be allowed to be in the state house. It has been rumored that Mr. Edward Barber will seek appointment as a lobbyist after the upcoming fall election. It seems he has a friend who is running on the Republican ticket and has suggested an appointment could be possible. Fix the bill so Barber can not be in the state house in any way.