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We feel that fine Virginian James Madison would be proud of the responsive manner in which the judiciary of Rappahannock County has sought to solve the problem of central air.
A mere three weeks ago we were protesting the pantomimic aspect of the district court proceedings in Rappahannock County. We suggested that the author of the Constitution, James Madison, would object to extraneous noises from the air conditioners that make trials largely unintelligible. We were certain that James Madison would consider that an invasion of the sixth amendment which provides for speedy and public trials. For how can it be public when the public can’t hear? That’s why they call it a hearing.
The good judges agreed. Judge Penn complained that it was almost impossible to hold court with air conditioners. And for the sake of the legal legacy from that fine Virginian James Madison, the senior Circuit Court Judge Carlton Penn sent a request to the board of supervisors that
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