Quadaire Patterson motions to a line of men standing beside him who were also released from prison early because of their earned sentence credits. He spoke at a news conference Tuesday at the General Assembly Building in Richmond.
Sen. Jennifer Boysko, D-Fairfax, looks out at Quadaire Patterson while talking about a law that took effect July 1 allowing application of earned sentence credits on July 9 at the General Assembly Building.
Quadaire Patterson smiles while sitting in the audience during a July 9 news conference about a law that took effect July 1 allowing application of earned sentence credits.
From the Archives: The Virginia state Capitol building
01-29-1970 (cutline): Capitol is focus for women lobbyists' work during session.
Staff photo
01-23-1973 (cutline): Maybe a last look--legislative page David King, 13, looks at model of the State Capitol by Thomas Jefferson which soon may be removed from the building.
Bob Brown
02-06-1962 (cutline): Byrd (left) and Del. Pollard view model of Capitol at Commitees' session yesterday.
Staff photo
10-10-1963: Capitol's lunch room.
Staff photo
03-13-1972: Inside of Capitol.
Amir Pishdad
01-13-1962 (cutline): Virginia's Capitol early today, all ready for the Harrison inaguration ceremony.
Staff photo
02-21-1968 (cutline): Sign proclaims 'Fire Lane' along north side of Capitol. Parked cars are almost bumper-to-bumper, but Fire Chief is tolerant.
Times-Dispatch
03-20-1964: Easter Sunrise service at the Virginia State Capitol
Don Pennell
03-12-1974:In March 1974 at the state Capitol, Virginia first lady Katherine Godwin (second front right) unveiled a painting of the Virginia Declaration of Rights. The work, by Jack Clifton of Hampton (front), was presented by the Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution; it commissioned the painting in cooperation with the Virginia Independence Bicentennial Commission. Assisting Godwin with the unveiling were state Sen. Edward E. Willey Sr. of Richmond and DAR official Mrs. John S. Biscoe.
Quadaire Patterson motions to a line of men standing beside him who were also released from prison early because of their earned sentence credits. He spoke at a news conference Tuesday at the General Assembly Building in Richmond.
Quadaire Patterson smiles while sitting in the audience during a July 9 news conference about a law that took effect July 1 allowing application of earned sentence credits.
Sen. Jennifer Boysko, D-Fairfax, looks out at Quadaire Patterson while talking about a law that took effect July 1 allowing application of earned sentence credits on July 9 at the General Assembly Building.
