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While the grand jury listened to testimony from law enforcement officers and considered the indictments in the jury room, .Judge Robertson worked through a short circuit court docket.
In accord with requests from attorneys representing all parties, Robertson continued until December 12 a case involving a proposed shooting range in Amissville. He also continued in force the injunction obtained by Commonwealth's Attorney Douglas Baumgardner on file county's behalf enjoining the Rappahannock Sportsmen's Association from further construction on the gun range site.
Judgement Case
The judge ordered a 1971 Chevelle belonging to Nancy C. Miller turned over to the sheriffs department to satisfy a debt owned by her husband to the Washington Volunteer Fire Department.
During debtor interrogatories, Ronald L. Miller testified that he had no money and no property acquired since his last appearance in court. Asked by attorney David L. Konick about the watch he was wearing. Miller said it belonged to his son.
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