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I think it will leave the Senate Mon and head to the House .... just gotta feelin'

I personalized a bit, to the Lady Senators, I talked about Amanda Collins, to the men I stressed the grad student at Virginia Tech who wrote an article in 2006, a year prior to the massacre as well as Amanda's story ...

Point:

Point 1) It's foreseeable that a sign nor policy stops criminals, but actually attracts them.
Point 2) V.T review panel was, is and will be unbelievably stoooopid. That's why taxpayers paid millions in damages so far, and are continuing to pay.

(I didn't say it that way, I said it better.

Rather than just Ogden, I contacted all, especially the Womens (emphasis Amanda Collins) .... tried to personalize each a bit, and for El Paso Senator, included a link to the Demonstration News coverage at UTEP.

Showed the lawyer group about foreseeability in Negligence cases at Virginia Tech (2002 report, 2006 article, 2007 massacre, taxpayers paying MILLIONS in settlements and fines 2007-2011 and still lawsuits pending.

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REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS

Monday

April 11, 2011
SENATE BILLS
(Second Reading)

far down

SB 1545 (LC) Patrick/ et al.

Relating to the liability of a volunteer health care practitioner who conducts a physical examination or medical screening of a student athlete.

SB 354 (CS) Wentworth/ Birdwell/ Carona/ Deuell/ Eltife/ et al.

Relating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education.

SB 897 (LC) Hegar

Relating to fishing tournament fraud; providing penalties.