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HB3194: Civil immunity; persons speaking at certain public hearings.
Chief Patron
Del.
Lee Ware (R-65)
Lee Ware
(R-65)
Powhatan, VA
Served: 1998–
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Status
Bill is Dead
Summary
Civil immunity; persons speaking at certain public hearings. Provides that any person appearing at a public hearing called by the governing body of a locality or political subdivision, or an agency, authority, board, commission, or other governmental entity shall not be liable for any civil damages resulting from the exercise of his right to speak on matters before a governing body.
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