Sen. Dave Marsden (D-Burke)

Photo of Dave Marsden
Party
Democratic
District
37: Fairfax County (Part) [map]
Took Office
January 2006
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources, Commerce and Labor, Finance and Appropriations, Rules, Transportation
Website
marsdenforsenate.com
Twitter
@SenDaveMarsden
Copatroning Habits
72% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 80% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 59% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
animal business children court crime dog education firearm gun gun control handgun hunting justice juvenile juvenile justice locality minimum wage parole permission prison privacy regulation retirement safety school sex offender tax transportation water weapon
Bills Passed
40% in 2022
Bio

Sen. Marsden was a member of the House of Delegates from January 2006 through January 2009, when he won a special election for Senate the day before the session began.

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These are all of the video clips of Dave Marsden’s remarks on the floor of the Senate since 2009. There are 205 video clips in all.

Bills

  • SB770: Juveniles; places of confinement.
  • SB901: Firearm in unattended motor vehicle; civil penalty.
  • SB978: Keeper of vehicles; liens, certain towing and recovery drivers and operators.
  • SB979: Towing trespassing vehicles; limitations on fees.
  • SB980: Disadvantaged Business Enterprises; work group to evaluate how DOT determines usage on projects.
  • SB981: Flashing red and white warning lights; emergency vehicle exemptions.
  • SB982: Stationary vehicles; yielding or reducing speed for vehicles displaying hazard lights, etc.
  • SB993: Virginia Land Conservation Board of Trustees; expands membership.
  • SB994: Corrections Ombudsman, Office of the Department of; created, report.
  • SB995: Motor vehicles, certain; use of handheld personal communication devices.
  • SB1148: Twelfth grade transition planning and assistance online programs; DOE to convene group to evaluate.
  • SB1149: Plans and programs; drought evaluation and response plans, Potomac River.
  • SB1157: Health insurance; coverage for audio-only telehealth services.
  • SB1158: Garbage and refuse pickup and disposal services; regulation, exclusive service areas.
  • SB1162: Roadways under Va. Hwy. Corporation Act of 1988; operating under Public-Private Transp. Act of 1995.
  • SB1251: Elections; results to be delivered by officers representing both major parties on election night.
  • SB1351: FOIA; virtual public meetings, etc.
  • SB1354: Worker misclassification; debarment procedures.
  • SB1466: Electric Vehicle Rural Infrastructure Program and Fund; created, effective clause.
  • SB1473: Toll operators; access to DMV records.
  • SB1528: Libraries; acquisition of books and other library matter, electronic literary material.
  • SB1543: Casino gaming; eligible host localities.
  • SJ419: Commending the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's environmental education programs.
  • SB28: Virginia Business Ready Sites Program Fund; created.
  • SB31: Virginia Land Conservation Foundation and Fund; membership, use of funds.
  • SB32: Overweight vehicle permits; increases maximum extension of existing weight limits.
  • SB33: Arland D. Williams Jr. Mem. Bridge; added to bridges subject to Potomac River Bridge Towing Compact.
  • SB34: Electronic credentials; discretionary fee, up to $10 per year, assessed by DMV for each individual.
  • SB42: Health insurance wellness programs; encouraging individuals to receive COVID-19 vaccine.
  • SB316: Juvenile records; identification of children receiving coordinated services.
  • SB534: Consumer Data Protection Act; definitions, enforcement, abolishes Consumer Privacy Fund.
  • SB535: Research breeders; oversight by Animal Welfare Oversight Officer.
  • SB536: Hunters; increases penalty for crime of trespassing.
  • SB537: Trees; replacement and conservation during development process, powers of local government.
  • SB542: Cannabis products; written certification for the use.
  • SB544: Cosmetologists; training requirement.
  • SB545: Motor vehicles; registration fees, state park access fee.
  • SB546: Juvenile boot camps; eliminates authority of the Department of Juvenile Justice to establish.
  • SB551: Flood resiliency & protection; implements recom. from first Va. Coastal Resilience Master Plan.
  • SB553: Sales and transient occupancy taxes; broadens definition of accommodations intermediaries.
  • SB683: Retail Sales and Use Tax; definitions, media-related exemptions.
  • SB705: Towing; certain large vehicles, civil penalty.
  • SB706: Heavy trucks, etc.; operation in certain weather conditions.
  • SB707: Wildlife Corridor Grant Fund; established.
  • SB708: Driving Decarbonization Program and Fund; created.
  • SB722: Improper parking; prohibits, in Planning Dist. 8, parking of vehicle with wheels fully on curb, etc.
  • SB770: Juveniles; places of confinement.
  • SB772: Cannabis; definitions, dispensing products, patient registration.
  • SB80: Student journalists; freedom of speech and the press.
  • SB295: Employment; disclosure of terms to employees.
  • SB756: Income tax, corporate; combined reporting requirements.
  • SB1135: Dangerous dogs; restructures procedure for adjudication, penalty.
  • SB1135: Dangerous dogs; restructures procedure for adjudication, penalty.
  • SB1136: License plates, special; repeals issuance of certain plates.
  • SB1136: License plates, special; repeals issuance of certain plates.
  • SB1256: Criminal Justice Services Board and Committee on Training; membership.
  • SB1256: Criminal Justice Services Board and Committee on Training; membership.
  • SB1258: Solar projects; erosion and sediment control.
  • SB1258: Solar projects; erosion and sediment control.
  • SB1274: Wildlife corridors; various agencies to consider and incorporate.
  • SB1274: Wildlife corridors; various agencies to consider and incorporate.
  • SB1275: Workers' compensation; presumption of compensability for certain diseases.
  • SB1275: Workers' compensation; presumption of compensability for certain diseases.
  • SB1353: Income tax, corporate; combined reporting requirements.
  • SB1363: Local and Regional Jails, State Board of; membership, powers and duties, effective clause.
  • SB1363: Local and Regional Jails, State Board of; membership, powers and duties, effective clause.
  • SB1392: Consumer Data Protection Act; establishes a framework for controlling and processing personal data.
  • SB1392: Consumer Data Protection Act; establishes a framework for controlling and processing personal data.
  • SB1393: Trees; replacement and conservation during development.
  • SB1393: Trees; replacement and conservation during development.
  • SB1419: Project labor agreements; public interest.
  • SB1456: Juveniles; eligibility for commitment to the Department of Juvenile Justice.
  • SB1456: Juveniles; eligibility for commitment to the Department of Juvenile Justice.
  • SB61: Custody and visitation arrangements; use of cannabidiol oil or THC-A oil by foster parent, etc.
  • SB79: Minimum wage; tipped employees.
  • SB80: Student journalists; freedom of speech and the press.
  • SB81: Minimum wage; increases to $9.75 per hour, effective July 1, 2020, etc.
  • SB92: Voter registration; preregistration for persons age 16 or older, effective clause.
  • SB99: Higher educational institutions, public; admissions applications, criminal history information.
  • SB100: Locality health insurance policies; option of including independent-contractor emergency services.
  • SB101: Driver's license; scanning information.
  • SB103: Juvenile offenders; eligibility for parole.
  • SB114: Comprehensive animal care; enforceable under Virginia Consumer Protection Act.
  • SB219: Voter registration; automatic voter registration, effective clause.
  • SB220: In-state tuition; domicile, individuals granted Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
  • SB242: Carnal knowledge of an inmate, parolee, etc.; penalty.
  • SB294: Bail bondsman; petition for return of deposit for surrender of principal, etc.
  • SB295: Employment; disclosure of terms to employees.
  • SB296: Credit unions; board of directors compensation.
  • SB412: Family assessments; increases timeline for completion.
  • SB754: Electric cooperatives; on-bill tariff programs, definitions.
  • SB756: Income tax, corporate; combined reporting requirements.
  • SB758: Electric personal delivery devices; changes related to devices.
  • SB759: Photo speed monitoring devices; civil penalty.
  • SB870: Solar photovoltaic projects; special exceptions for any project.
  • SB871: Electric power-assisted bicycles; amends definition.
  • SB872: Guardian ad litem; appointment, court-ordered custody and visitation arrangements.
  • SB875: Solar energy projects; national standards.
  • SB876: Electric utility regulation; mandatory clean energy standard program.
  • SB878: Court-appointed counsel; additional compensation.
  • SB885: Performance of laboratory analysis; cannabidiol oil, THC-A oil, tetrahydrocannabinol.
  • SB886: Hunting with dogs; retrieval & trespass, discharge of firearm on road, civil & criminal penalties.
  • SB891: Animal welfare regulations; keeping of dogs, cats, and rabbits.
  • SB893: Comprehensive plan; solar facilities review.
  • SB915: Cosmetologists; training requirement, continuing education, effective date.
  • SB916: Towing fees; raises to $30 additional fee that can be charged for towing a vehicle at night, etc.
  • SB918: Industrial hemp extract; approval as food or ingredient, regulations.
  • SB952: High-nicotine vapor products; specialty retail facility, penalty.
  • SB957: Civic Education, Commission on; sunset and funding.
  • SB968: Relocated billboard signs; maintenance and repair.
  • SB969: Pharmaceutical processors; off-site dispensing locations.
  • SB976: Pharmaceutical processors; operation of cannabis dispensing facilities.
  • SB1004: Wildlife Corridor Action Plan; created.
  • SB1015: Marijuana; possession of cannabidiol oil or THC-A oil.
  • SB5039: Emergency Services and Disaster Law; powers and duties of Governor, purchase of PPE.
  • SB5082: Hospices, certain, home care organizations, etc.; immunity from civil liability, COVID-19.
  • SJ9: Discretionary parole; State Crime Commission to study reinstatement.
  • SB1017: Minimum wage; increases to $8.00 per hour effective July 1, 2019.
  • SB1019: Child custody, visitation, and support cases; referral to mediation for appropriate cases.
  • SB1020: License plates, special; Virginia Association for Community Conflict Resolution, name change.
  • SB1028: Va. Public Procurement Act; local labor use requirement for certain construction contracts, penalty.
  • SB1042: Voter registration; notification of denial by general registrars.
  • SB1043: Pet shops; procurement of certain dogs, penalty.
  • SB1053: Juvenile offenders; eligibility for parole.
  • SB1055: In-state tuition; domicile, individuals granted Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
  • SB1056: Public schools; tobacco products and nicotine vapor products.
  • SB1057: Industrial hemp; definition, exclusion from certain marijuana provisions.
  • SB1063: Voter registration; automatic voter registration.
  • SB1073: Motor vehicles; removal from roadway when involved in an accident on HOT lane on I-66.
  • SB1081: Juvenile offenders; sentencing, geriatric parole.
  • SB1084: Firearms; use in commission of crime, civil liability for negligent gun storage.
  • SB1085: Restrictive housing; data collection and reporting, report.
  • SB1097: Civic Education, Commission on; extends sunset provision.
  • SB1098: Small Business and Supplier Diversity, Department of; redefines 'small business.'
  • SB1111: Electric utilities; rate abatement offsetting consequences of reduced consumption.
  • SB1148: In-state tuition; eligibility, certain individuals who have applied for permanent residency.
  • SB1566: Fantasy Contest Act; registration requirements.
  • SB1567: Towing fees; sets maximum towing hookup and initial towing fees.
  • SB1568: Barbers and cosmetologists; requirement for completion of hours of training.
  • SB1659: Juveniles; preliminary hearing, trial as an adult.
  • SB1719: Cannabidiol oil and THC-A oil; registered agents and pharmaceutical processors.
  • SJ65: Solitary confinement; Department of Corrections to study.
  • SJ326: Commending AMIkids.
  • SR90: Commending Richard David Legon.
  • SR133: Celebrating the life of Captain Anthony Reid Adams, USCG, Ret.
  • SB96: Juvenile sentencing factors; geriatric release of juvenile offenders.
  • SB97: Driving with animal; no person shall operate a moving motor vehicle with an animal on his lap.
  • SB98: Police and court records; expungement of deceased person's records.
  • SB99: Hunting dogs; release of dogs near highway.
  • SB237: Tuition, in-state; domicile, individuals currently granted Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
  • SB239: Juvenile offenders; eligibility for parole.
  • SB240: Minimum wage; increases to $8.00 per hour effective July 1, 2018.
  • SB241: Va. Public Procurement Act; local labor use requirement for certain construction contracts.
  • SB242: Park authority; immunity from liability in any civil action.
  • SB303: Public schools; policy to prohibit tobacco products and nicotine vapor products.
  • SB304: Emergency medical services vehicles; temporary permit.
  • SB390: Taxation; makes numerous changes to the Commonwealth's tax structure.
  • SB640: Billboards; relocation of certain signs.
  • SB788: CBD oil and THC-A oil; certification for use, dispensing.
  • SB794: Firearms magazines, certain; selling, etc., magazines designed to hold more than 10.
  • SB810: Tuition, in-state; eligibility, certain individuals who have applied for permanent residency.
  • SB811: Protective orders; possession of firearms, surrender or transfer of firearms.
  • SB851: Correctional Officer Procedural Guarantee Act; created.
  • SB854: Nursery stock licenses; renewal, imposes a late fee.
  • SB889: Driver education courses; DMV to allow licensed computer-based providers to offer tests virtually.
  • SB927: Virginia Property Owners' Association Act; applicability.
  • SJ65: Solitary confinement; Department of Corrections to study.
  • SR27: Commending the National Counseling Group.
  • SR39: Commending Ron Belay.
  • SB93: Correctional Officer Procedural Guarantee Act; created.
  • SB187: Transfer of firearms; permit required.
  • SB401: Crohn's disease, colitis, etc.; identification cards and information.
  • SB717: Vineyards and Orchards Grant Fund and Program; created and established.
  • SB785: Minimum wage; increases wage from its current level to $8.00 per hour effective July 1, 2017.
  • SB812: Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors, Board for; home inspections, required statement.
  • SB813: Electric utility regulation; solar generation facilities.
  • SB840: Civics Education, Commission on; renamed Commission on Civic Education, extends sunset provision.
  • SB850: Correctional Officer Procedural Guarantee Act; created.
  • SB873: Authority of fire chief over unmanned aircraft systems at a fire, etc.; civil liability.
  • SB895: Inpatient psychiatric hospital admission; defendant found incompetent.
  • SB901: Park authority liability; immunity.
  • SB905: Redevelopment and housing authority; compensation of commissioners.
  • SB1027: Cannabidiol oil and THC-A oil; permitting of pharmaceutical processors to manufacture and provide.
  • SB1030: Nursery stock licenses; late fee for failure to renew within 30 days of expiration date.
  • SB1031: Naloxone or other opioid antagonist; possession and administration.
  • SB1152: Juvenile offenders; parole eligibility.
  • SB1466: Workers' compensation; infectious disease presumption for correctional officers.
  • SB1467: Central absentee voter precincts; expedited counting of absentee ballots.
  • SB1468: Tow truck drivers and towing and recovery operators; civil penalty for improper towing.
  • SB1488: Appointed counsel; compensation of services.
  • SB1505: Child support orders; placement in temporary custody of or commitment to Dept. of Juvenile Justice.
  • SB1525: Hunting dogs; civil action for trespass by hunters using dogs.
  • SJ275: Commending Virginia Thrasher.
  • SJ276: Commending Matt Miller.
  • SJ277: Commending Lucas Kozeniesky.
  • SJ337: Celebrating the life of Colonel John Betts, USAF, Ret.
  • SJ446: Celebrating the life of Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator William Ryan Owens.
  • SR104: Celebrating the lives of the victims of the Imperial Airlines Flight 201/8 crash.
  • SB88: Minimum wage; increases wage from its current federally mandated level to $8 per hour.
  • SB89: Electoral boards, local; minutes required to be posted on website.
  • SB90: Discovery rule; statute of limitations.
  • SB91: Emergency medical services agencies; registration of vehicles owned or used by agencies.
  • SB92: Workers' compensation; disease presumption for correctional officers.
  • SB93: Correctional Officer Procedural Guarantee Act; created.
  • SB94: Juvenile offenders; sentence modification.
  • SB95: Use of firearm in commission of crime; civil liability.
  • SB96: Protective orders; possession of firearms; penalty.
  • SB97: Handguns; establishes limitation on purchases, penalty.
  • SB184: Firearms magazines, certain; prohibition of sale, transfer, etc., penalties.
  • SB185: Firearms, loaded; prohibits carrying certain firearms in public places, exception.
  • SB186: Concealed handgun permits; proof of competence, training courses.
  • SB187: Transfer of firearms; permit required.
  • SB216: Parole; limitation on the application of parole statutes.
  • SB217: Firearm or pneumatic gun; allowing access by children age six or younger, penalty.
  • SB218: Business license taxes; limitation on gross receipts for staffing firms.
  • SB400: Income tax, state; personal use of campaign funds.
  • SB401: Crohn's disease, colitis, etc.; identification cards and information.
  • SB665: Middle school student-athletes, public; pre-participation physical examination.
  • SB694: Firearm, crossbow or bow and arrow; shooting in or across road or street, penalty.
  • SB701: Cannabidiol oil and THC-A oil; permitting of pharmaceutical processors to manufacture and provide.
  • SB717: Vineyards and Orchards Grant Fund and Program; created and established.
  • SB724: Corrections, Board of; powers and duties.
  • SJ107: Cross-jurisdictional transportation for persons with disabilities.
  • SJ143: Celebrating the life of Elaine Nunez McConnell.
  • SR49: Commending the Lake Braddock Secondary School coed cross country team.
  • SR50: Commending the Robinson Secondary School girls' lacrosse team.
  • SR51: Commending the Westfield High School football team.
  • SR52: Commending West Springfield High School.
  • SB39: Firearms; criminal history record information check on transferee, penalties.
  • SB137: Arrest photos; placement and removal on Internet, penalty.
  • SB142: Juvenile offenders, certain; sentence modification procedure.
  • SB553: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; notification of laws.
  • SB681: Minimum wage; increases from its current federally mandated level to $8.00 per hour.
  • SB687: Virginia Retirement System; limitations on average final compensation.
  • SB694: Firearms; criminal history record information check, penalties.
  • SB720: Arrest photos on Internet; penalty.
  • SB721: Seizure of property; receipt required.
  • SB730: Juvenile offenders, certain; sentence modification procedure.
  • SB731: Juvenile law-enforcement records; restorative justice.
  • SB735: General Assembly Conflicts of Interests Act; prohibited conduct related to travel.
  • SB855: Capital cases; determination of mental retardation.
  • SB936: Unclaimed firearms; donation to Department of Forensic Science.
  • SB960: Juvenile on probation; funding for re-entry and release services.
  • SB961: Juvenile Justice, Department of; access to criminal history record information.
  • SB1028: Court-appointed counsel; waiver application for compensation in child welfare cases.
  • SB1029: Child day centers and family day homes; report to Department of Social Services.
  • SB1235: Cannabidiol oil and THC-A oil; recommendation and dispensing.
  • SB1314: Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; long-range plan.
  • SB1373: Workers' compensation; occupational disease presumption for correctional officers.
  • SB1374: Sex offender registry; failure of defendant to register.
  • SB1390: Virginia Condominium Act; meetings of the unit owners' association, failure to obtain a quorum.
  • SB1391: Correctional Officer Procedural Guarantee Act.
  • SB1416: Railroads; trespassing on property, signage required, penalties.
  • SR62: Corrections, Department of; staffing levels and employment conditions.
  • SR127: Commending Michael R. Frey.
  • SB2: Public schools; textbooks approved by BOE shall note Sea of Japan is also referred to as East Sea.
  • SB38: Hybrid electric motor vehicles; repeals annual license tax, refunds.
  • SB39: Firearms; criminal history record information check on transferee; penalties.
  • SB40: Personal Information Privacy Act; use of DMV-issued driver's license or ID card information.
  • SB41: Assault and battery; conspiracy to commit is Class 1 misdemeanor.
  • SB42: Fox or coyote; penalty to erect, maintain, or operate an enclosure for purpose of hunting with dogs.
  • SB57: Livable Home Tax Credit; increases total amount granted for program.
  • SB58: Comprehensive plans; alignment of transportation infrastructure and facilities.
  • SB122: Juvenile offenders; offenses and punishment.
  • SB125: Juvenile offenders; sentence modification.
  • SB130: Juveniles, delinquent; commitment to Department of Juvenile Justice.
  • SB133: Court services unit directors; employment.
  • SB137: Arrest photos; placement and removal on Internet, penalty.
  • SB142: Juvenile offenders, certain; sentence modification procedure.
  • SB327: Tuition, in-state; eligibility of undocumented persons.
  • SB553: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; notification of laws.
  • SB554: Driver education; community colleges shall have authority to offer courses to become instructor.
  • SB590: Minimum wage; increases wage from its current federally mandated level.
  • SB592: Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program; eligibility for volunteer appointments.
  • SB593: Urban county executive form of government; disclosure in land use proceedings.
  • SB596: Alcoholic beverage control; state and local license tax on certain brewery licensees.
  • SB629: Navigation on certain waters; liability of persons recreationally floating upon certain waters.
  • SJ10: Students with developmental and intellectual disabilities; SCHEV to study.
  • SJ52: Early childhood education; recognizing value to children and sets goal of extending availability.
  • SB196: Fairfax County Parkway; requires CTB to transfer to state primary highway system.
  • SB199: Pedestrians; requires vehicle drivers to stop at marked crosswalks, etc.
  • SB202: Fox and coyote penning; Class 1 misdemeanor for purpose of hunting or killing with dogs.
  • SB203: Adjudication of certain crimes; penalty.
  • SB388: License plates, special; issuance of those bearing legend: IN REMEMBRANCE, APRIL 16, 2007.
  • SB390: Juvenile life sentences; proceding for sentence modification.
  • SB392: Transportation Board; increases number of membership.
  • SB785: Firearms; use in commission of crime, civil liability.
  • SB786: Firearms, lost or stolen; duty of law enforcement.
  • SB787: Health insurance; credits for retired school division employees.
  • SB808: Juvenile offenders; proceeding for sentence modification.
  • SB809: Juvenile offenders; punishment for conviction of certain felonies.
  • SB1002: Emergency protective orders; expungement of orders from record.
  • SB1003: Vehicle tire weight limitations; prohibits over-the-road operation of certain vehicles.
  • SB1234: Juveniles; placement in secure local facility.
  • SB1280: Fox and coyote; unlawful to stage competition where they are pursued by dogs in an enclosure, etc.
  • SB1326: Public schools; Board of Education to develop and distribute policies on concussion prevention.
  • SB1360: Virginia Law Officers' Retirement System; General Assembly may add certain full-time employees.
  • SJ90: Juvenile facilities, secure; JLARC to study excess capacity.
  • SJ96: ICPRB; joint subcommittee to study State's withdrawal & effects upon source of drinking water, etc.
  • SJ422: Celebrating the life of Susan Lucinda Morgan Armstrong.
  • SJ431: Celebrating the life of Dawn Michele Lawson.
  • SB195: Towing ordinances; localities in Northern Virginia to require companies to submit to inspection.
  • SB196: Fairfax County Parkway; requires CTB to transfer to state primary highway system.
  • SB197: Attorney General; may represent in civil matters a person appointed by circuit court judge.
  • SB198: Health insurance; credits provided for retired school division employees.
  • SB199: Pedestrians; requires vehicle drivers to stop at marked crosswalks, etc.
  • SB200: Public school textbooks; when referring to Sea of Japan, note that is also referred to as East Sea.
  • SB201: Hospital discharge procedures; community services boards to provide information on certain services.
  • SB202: Fox and coyote penning; Class 1 misdemeanor for purpose of hunting or killing with dogs.
  • SB203: Adjudication of certain crimes; penalty.
  • SB388: License plates, special; issuance of those bearing legend: IN REMEMBRANCE, APRIL 16, 2007.
  • SB389: Pneumatic gun ordinance; allows locality to prohibit possession on school property, etc., exception.
  • SB390: Juvenile life sentences; proceding for sentence modification.
  • SB391: Parental notification; school investigations.
  • SB392: Transportation Board; increases number of membership, residence requirement for redistricting.
  • SB420: Sex Offender Registry; notification of laws.
  • SB421: Motor vehicle dealers; recovering title.
  • SB457: School calendar; local school boards responsible for setting and determining opening of school year.
  • SB529: Real estate tax; exemption for disabled veterans.
  • SB530: Colleges, etc., projects, certain; required to hold at least one public hearing before undertaking.
  • SB531: Northern Virginia Transportation District; responsibilities of Transportation Board.
  • SJ90: Juvenile facilities, secure; JLARC to study excess capacity.
  • SJ96: ICPRB; joint subcommittee to study State's withdrawal & effects upon source of drinking water, etc.
  • SJ134: Commending Karen Dickerson.
  • SB581: State Law Library Database; created, Supreme Court of Virginia to oversee.
  • SB582: Fertilizer products; requires labeling include directions for proper use & precautionary statement.
  • SB588: Public transportation service; obstructing operation of transit vehicle is Class 1 misdemeanor.
  • SB702: Child welfare; placement of children.
  • SB703: Public Procurement Act; preference for construction contractors hiring local residents.
  • SB767: Protective orders; expungement of police and court records.
  • SB768: School zones; designation of zones in certain residential communities.
  • SB769: Reckless driving; failing to stop at a school bus.
  • SB770: Underage drinking and driving; punishable as Class 1 misdemeanor.
  • SB804: License plates, special; issuance to those bearing legend: IN REMEMBRANCE, APRIL 16, 2007.
  • SB805: Health insurance; credits for retired school division employees.
  • SB1167: HOT lanes; when a vehicle crashes on certain interstates, driver must move to nearest pull-off area.
  • SB1168: Juvenile; may be detained in secure facility for violation if fail to adhere to conditions of court.
  • SB1169: Subpoenaed nonjudicial records; party requesting is liable for charges.
  • SB1170: Commitment on parole supervision; court services unit to consult with local department.
  • SB1171: Comprehensive Services for At-Risk Youth & Families, State Executive Council for; powers and duties.
  • SB1172: Tracking devices; Department of Criminal Justices establish training standards.
  • SB1173: Planning and Budget, Department of; reestimate of agency needs.
  • SB1174: Public Procurement Act; provisions for construction contracts involving certain schools.
  • SB1175: Disabled individuals; taxation of trusts established therefor.
  • SB1176: Claims; Michele G. Stevener.
  • SB1177: Public Procurement Act; use of best value contracting by localities.
  • SB1178: Child welfare; placement of children.
  • SB1179: Trespassing vehicles; regulation of removal by localities.
  • SB1180: Pretrial deposition; creates a mechanism of a witness who is unavailable because of sickness, etc.
  • SB1323: Common interest communities; payment of resale disclosure packet fees.
  • SB1372: Motor Vehicle Transaction Recovery Fund; increases maximum claim of one judgment creditor.
  • SB1445: Fines, costs, and fees; requires cost of collecting be added to total amounts due, etc.
  • SB1480: Teachers; those seeking renewal of license to complete study of civics education.
  • SJ443: Commending Harley Swift.
  • SJ444: Celebrating the life of Private First Class Benjamin Jaewon Park.
  • SJ452: Commending the Operation Pedro Pan Exodus on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • SJ453: Commending Terra Centre Elementary School.
  • SJ454: Commending the Fairfax County Cemetery Preservation Association, Inc.
  • SB579: Detention; allows juvenile to be moved to a less restrictive placement when is warranted or earned.
  • SB580: Airsoft guns; prohibited on school property.
  • SB581: State Law Library Database; created, Supreme Court of Virginia to oversee.
  • SB582: Fertilizer products; requires labeling include directions for proper use & precautionary statement.
  • SB583: Pesticides and fertilizers; prohibits providers of lawn care services from applying onto streets.
  • SB584: Transportation district trains; unlawful to ride without a valid ticket.
  • SB585: Juvenile correctional facilities; counsel appointed for persons confined in correctional centers.
  • SB586: Juveniles; petition filed by intake officer to schools for certain crimes committed.
  • SB587: Juvenile and domestic relations district courts; retention of jurisdiction.
  • SB588: Public transportation service; obstructing operation of transit vehicle is Class 1 misdemeanor.
  • SB589: Child support; punishment and options for person convicted of nonpayment.
  • SB590: Alcoholic beverage control; third party shipment of wine and beer.
  • SB591: Juveniles; detention in secure facility for possession of certain firearms.
  • SB634: Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB); composition.
  • SB635: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; name of offender's employer not to be published.
  • SB701: Cigarettes; assessment fee on manufacturers that do not participate in Master Settlement Agreement.
  • SB702: Child welfare; placement of children.
  • SB703: Public Procurement Act; preference for construction contractors hiring local residents.
  • SB721: Attorney-issued summons; eliminates prohibition of summonses in cases involving protective orders.
  • SB722: Health insurance; credits for retired school division employees.
  • SJ112: Commending Virginia Task Force 1.
  • SJ195: Celebrating the life of Major Harold E. Brown, Jr.
  • SJ267: Commending Barry Green.
  • HB587: Juvenile convicts; payment of restitution.
  • HB1252: Child custody; court ordered investigations.
  • HB1518: Emergency protective orders; Executive Secretary to allow magistrates to use preliminary orders.
  • HB1567: Nutrient management training; voluntary program for commercial providers of lawn care, etc.
  • HB2225: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; State Police shall publish on Internet database.
  • HB2226: Prisoner Litigation Reform Act; court serve Office of Attorney General with motion for judgement.
  • HB2227: Airsoft guns; added to list of prohibited concealed weapons.
  • HB2228: Juveniles; restitution payments paid thereby.
  • HB2229: Retirement plan; no person acting as trustee or custodian with respect thereto may exercise setoff.
  • HB2230: Highway construction allocations; Transportation Board allocate projects in Northern Virginia, etc.
  • HB2231: Parking; adds pickup and panel trucks to list of vehicles that Fairfax, etc. may prohibit therefrom.
  • HB2232: Crashes on HOT lanes under construction; if no apparent bodily injuries, drivers must move vehicles.
  • HB2233: Electronic filings; DMV may require certain filings or submissions be made electronically.
  • HB2510: Repossessed vehicles; person purchasing in another state may sell in State without obtaining title.
  • HB2511: Notice to sex offenders of law changes; State Police, Dept. of Corrections, etc. to give notice.
  • HB2512: Income tax, state; subtraction for Virginia Military Family Relief Fund.
  • HB2513: Mob violence; adds act of violence to listing of offenses reported by juvenile intake officer.
  • HB2530: Secondary school teachers; required to complete course on current structure & historic development.
  • HJ887: Celebrating the life of Eric J. Olsen.
  • HR42: House of Delegates; amends and readopts Rules 18(a) and 18(c).
  • HR43: House of Delegates; amends and readopts Rules 18(a) and 18(c).
  • HB581: Tow truck driver; exempts requirement of having authorization documents.
  • HB582: Psychiatric inpatient treatment of minors; timing of petition and hearing.
  • HB583: Emergency custody orders; extension of time.
  • HB584: Nurses, licensed; presumption of knowledge of statewide standard of care.
  • HB585: Juvenile care facilities; Board of Juvenile Justice to est. regulations for smoke detectors, etc.
  • HB586: Appellate court; remand of bail appeal.
  • HB587: Juvenile convicts; payment of restitution.
  • HB588: Concealed weapons; prohibits carrying of concealed pneumatic guns.
  • HB589: Gangs; voluntarily submitting to hazing as part of initiation.
  • HB590: Predicate criminal act; adds simple larceny of motor vehicle to list.
  • HB591: Probation officers; removes court services staff from list to advise child of right to counsel.
  • HB592: Criminal history record information; required for transfer of firearms.
  • HB1252: Child custody; court ordered investigations.
  • HB1253: Smoking; prohibited in restaurants.
  • HB1254: Juvenile records; intake officer to report to Bureau of Immigration & Customs if in U.S. illegally.
  • HB1255: Juveniles; transfer of jurisdiction.
  • HB1256: Individual retirement accounts (IRAs); exemption from civil judgments.
  • HB1257: Child support enforcement; establishing Intensive Case Monitoring pilot programs.
  • HB1258: Juvenile records; notification of expungement.
  • HB1517: Criminal Records Exchange; prohibits person with mental health treatment from purchasing firearms.
  • HB1518: Emergency protective orders; Executive Secretary to allow magistrates to use preliminary orders.
  • HB1519: Juveniles; released to detention home between 11 and 13 years of age.
  • HB1567: Nutrient management training; voluntary program for commercial providers of lawn care, etc.
  • HB1460: Street gangs; verification of immigration status upon conviction of crime.
  • HB2646: Emergency protective orders; issuance thereof & judge to provide protected person with forms, etc.
  • HB2656: LEED Silver standard; established by U. S. Green Building Council.
  • HB2657: School boards; developing policies for parents participation in child's education without harassing.
  • HB2658: Child support; probation for nonpayment.
  • HB2659: Writ on judgment; sheriff to post copy thereof to recover specific property on party' door.
  • HB2660: Juveniles; investigation of social history prior to commitment.
  • HB2661: Confidential records; adds group homes to list eligible to review certain records of minors.
  • HB2662: Virginia, Ever Enshrined; designating as official state song.
  • HB2663: Pesticides and fertilizers; prohibits providers of lawn care services from applying to streets, etc.
  • HB2664: Planning and Budget, Department of; reestimate of agency needs.
  • HB2665: Driver's license expiration; extension to certain persons in service serving outside country.
  • HB2753: Real estate tax; tax credit for certain residential property.
  • HB3006: Investigation following conviction for criminal street gang activity;
  • HB3007: Juvenile certification; only certified upon conviction.
  • HB3008: Uniform crime reports; shall be distributed in an electronic format.
  • HB3009: Retirement system; localities provide benefits to local employees of juvenile detention facilities.
  • HJ960: Commending Teresa and Allen Patton and their dog Diamond Jim.
  • HB401: Child support; incarcerated person in work program who designates 50% thereto.
  • HB402: Invasive Species Council; extends sunset provision.
  • HB692: Juveniles; exceptions to confidentiality.
  • HB1460: Street gangs; verification of immigration status upon conviction of crime.
  • HB1461: Jurors; those not qualified to serve in criminal case.
  • HJ364: Celebrating the life of Specialist Felipe J. Garcia Villareal.
  • HJ365: Celebrating the life of Carolyn A. Flaningam.