Virginia Property Rights Coalition
Dedicated to Protecting the Rights of Private Ownership
Dedicated to Protecting the Rights of Private Ownership
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| Spotlight |
In Virginia when property is taken for public use the law and the process heavily favor
condemning authorities and they have used their considerable power and influence to
stop or weaken any legislation designed to create a fair system and assure property
public project.
For this reason every Virginian is indebted to a small group of exceptional
Statesman/Legislators who never forget the people they serve and to the organizations
and individuals who have worked to gain support for their legislative leadership.
condemning authorities and they have used their considerable power and influence to
stop or weaken any legislation designed to create a fair system and assure property
public project.
For this reason every Virginian is indebted to a small group of exceptional
Statesman/Legislators who never forget the people they serve and to the organizations
and individuals who have worked to gain support for their legislative leadership.
| John C. Marshall Award This bronze eagle is awarded each year to those Virginians who have made an outstanding contribution to the advancement of property rights. |
| to be Announced Fall 2006 |
| Delegate Johnny Joannou a Democrat |
| a Republican |
| Delegate (R) Clark Hogan |
| Senator (D) John Edwards |
| Senator (R) Brandon Bell |
These eight men were leaders in the
battle to protect Virginians from the
Court's Kelo decision which allows
government to use eminent domain to
take private property from one individual
and give it to another.
battle to protect Virginians from the
Court's Kelo decision which allows
government to use eminent domain to
take private property from one individual
and give it to another.
| Legislator Honor Roll 1999 to 2006 Link to those who have made a difference |
| Delegate (R)Tom Gear |
| Bob Marshall |
