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Stanardsville lawyer campaigning to be Greene County prosecutor

9 years ago in Albemarle County, Charlottesville City, Election, Local, Surrounding Counties, UVA, Virginia Assembly

A Stanardsville lawyer wants be the next Greene County Commonwealth's Attorney, and try cases in the Greene Circuit Court (file photo) Photo: WINA


(STANARDSVILLE – WINA)   A Stanardsville lawyer wants Greene County voters to make him their next Commonwealth’s Attorney.  Matthew Hardin vows to prosecute anyone who victimizes children, and improve the relationship between law enforcement and Greene residents.

Hardin wants a position that’s now vacant.  Former prosecutor Ron Morris has accepted a judgeship in the juvenile and domestic relations court.  There will be a November 7th special election to complete the final two years of his term.  Hardin is campaigning as a Republican, and appeared Tuesday on the Schilling Show.

 

Tags: Greene County, Matthew Hardin, November 7th

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