Summary#
Virginia Senate Resolution 170, “Celebrating the life of Carl Robinson Cornwell,” is a commemorative resolution, not a law that amends an existing Act. It recognizes Cornwell’s life and directs the Senate Clerk to prepare a copy for his family.
- The Virginia Senate formally notes Cornwell’s death and honors his service, work, family, faith, and place in the Locust Grove community.
- The Senate Clerk must prepare a copy of the resolution for presentation to Cornwell’s family.
- The resolution does not create a public program, change anyone’s rights, or require action from the public.
What it means for you#
- Cornwell’s family: The Clerk must prepare a copy for presentation. The resolution does not set a delivery date.
- Virginia residents: It makes no direct change to services, taxes, fees, or legal rights.
Money#
No publicly available information on any cost.
- The resolution does not specify funding, a cost estimate, or a fee.
What is unclear#
- The resolution does not say when the family will receive the copy.
- No cost estimate or information about any administrative cost is provided.
Case for#
- The resolution gives the Senate a formal way to recognize Cornwell’s military service, career, family life, and community ties.
- Preparing a copy for his family provides a direct expression of the Senate’s respect for his memory.
Case against#
No clear concern available from the supplied material.