October & November 2015, Regional VADP Meeting Remarks, 2015 October, 2015 November, 2015 October 19

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October & November 2015
Regional Meeting Remarks

VADP

Introductions
“« Name, location, what you want out of meeting tonight

VADP accomplishments in 2015
« Defeat of SB 1393 - execution drug secrecy bill
“ Nice spring fundraising letter
“ Conservative outreach efforts - getting signatures on DP statement (eg,
Tom Bliley)
“ Great awards luncheon event in early October
“ End of year fundraising letter to go out around Thanksgiving

Additional execution possibilities
“» Three cases were argued in US Court of appeals on Sept. 15-16:
- Ricky Gray, Ivan Teleguz, and Thomas Porter
« All 3 could get death dates as early as January, but certainly by May
2016

Execution vigils in region
* Norfolk - ask Steve Baggarly to describe
“ Need to get one going at least in Virginia Beach, if not other areas

Legislative agenda for 2016

“« Defense against execution method bills

« Lots of anger among legislators about DOC getting secret drugs from
Texas

* Possibility of bill that would exclude DOC from getting drugs in secret
again

“ Serious Mental Illness execution ban

* Schedule visits with local legislators before the legislative session

How do YOU want to be involved in growth of VADP?

Make a generous donation to VADP in response to end of year letter.

Can make donations now if you want to do so.

If not already a member, please sign one of these member forms.

Ask your family & friends to become VADP supporters.

Share our Facebook & Twitter posts with your friends.

Volunteer your special skills for VADP - need someone to update web

site in WordPress.

“« Host a VADP “friend-raiser” - either a board member or I will come &
meet with you.

“* Organize display table for community events to sign up new members &
take donations.

“ Have your faith community, professional group, or civic club host a
VADP speaker.

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“« Make a donation tonight - can take credit/debit cards or envelopes to
mail a check.
“ Other ideas ???

Q&A

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