...that the Virginia General Assembly won't be meeting again until January (barring the possibility of a special session). Maybe the DMA can send a few extra lobbyists to make sure the issue never comes to a vote at all (after all, the session is constitutionally limited to 45 days).
No surprise, now that the Supreme Court has rejected Virginia’s appeal of a state court ruling that its antispam law is unconstitutional, the Attorney General will rewrite the law and submit it to the General Assembly, the AP reports.
“We are dedicated to protecting all Virginians from unscrupulous spammers who fraudulently send millions of unsolicited garbage email messages,” [AG Bill Mimms] said in a written statement.
Perhaps Jaynes will now be prosecuted under federal law, or the legislature will move quickly to pass a new state antispam law.
