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Mike May for PWC Commonweath’s Attorney

written by Guest Contributor Sen. Dick Black September 24, 2015

On Sept 23, 2015, I strongly endorsed Occoquan Supervisor, Mike May, Republican candidate for Prince William County Commonwealth’s Attorney. Mike May served the citizens of Occoquan with honor and distinction and his non-partisan approach to enforcing the law will be a breath of fresh air in Prince William County.

When I was on active duty, I headed the Army’s Criminal Law Division at the Pentagon and have extensive experience running major legal offices for the military. I believe citizens deserve even-handed justice. A good commonwealth’s attorney is non-partisan and fair.

A 2011 article published at Virginia Virtucon said, “Ebert [the incumbent Commonwealth’s Attorney] has a history of investigating [Republican] candidates up for election and, in the past, made a very public show of investigating Corey Stewart, Rich Anderson, and Steve Chapman in election years.” Each of the Republicans was later cleared any wrong-doing.

Politics should have no place in the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office. It presents a danger to the electoral process.

A Washington Post article reported, “Ebert is a great example of just how inept the courts and bar associations are at disciplining bad prosecutors.” The reporter went on to say, “A few years ago, some Virginia residents were so fed up with Ebert’s ability to run unopposed, or with only token opposition, that they drafted a ham sandwich to run against him.” [Washington Post, Feb. 19, 2014, “Supreme Court Has Opportunity to Revisit Prosecutor Misconduct”].

Criminal justice systems should be above reproach. They must not be used as political tools for either political party. On November 3rd, voters can bring fair, balanced criminal justice to Prince William County. I strongly endorse Mike May, who has served eight years with integrity and transparency. May’s stellar reputation as an ethical attorney will serve Prince William County well.

Mike May for PWC Commonweath’s Attorney was last modified: September 24th, 2015 by Guest Contributor Sen. Dick Black
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Guest Contributor Sen. Dick Black

Colonel Black is a retired Virginia State Senator. He served 16 years in the House and Senate. He was a career military officer and an attorney. He flew 269 combat missions as a Marine Corps helicopter pilot, and fought in bitter ground combat with the 1st Marine Regiment. He was wounded and his radiomen were both killed rescuing a stranded Marine outpost. After graduating from law school, he became an Army JAG lawyer. He ran several major law offices and eventually became Chief of the Pentagon’s Criminal Law Division, where he testified before Congress and prepared Executive Orders for the President.

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