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point. The judge said that was not necessary.
Since this was Ms. Norton’s first offense for speeding, Judge Foley offered to continue her case for six months. If she has a clean driving record for that period of time, he will dismiss the charges against her.
The following additional court cases were heard in the Rappahannock County General District Court on Tuesday, March 8:
Billy C. Chadwick, bad check, dismissed.
William H. James, brandish firearm, dismissed.
Michael W. Wharton Jr., disorderly conduct, continued; curse and abuse, continued.
John Everett Carter, show cause/fail to comply, continued to May
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