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William Durland

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231:(the 5000 acres becoming Northern Virginia's first state park, as well as preserving critical habitat for bald eagles), passing historic sites legislation as well as a governmental conflict of interest law, various laws protecting children and consumers, and co-sponsoring constitutional revisions in the new Virginia Constitution adopted in 1970. After his decision not to seek re-election, four new Republicans joined the two already seated representing District 27, and only Democrats Carrington Williams, Dorothy McDiarmid and Clive DuVal were re-elected. In 1972 Durland ran unsuccessfully as an Independent for the 8th Virginia congressional district, but both he and the Democratic candidate, former Marine and long-term Fairfax prosecutor Robert F. Horan Jr., lost to Republican 214:
between 1958 to 2023, initially in Virginia, and later in Colorado. During the 1960s he lived in Fairfax County, then partly rural and where the population boomed from about 260,000 people to more than 1 million people in the 2000s. After the U.S. Supreme Court disallowed legislative apportionment of
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Amazon.com 'The Battle to Save Mason Neck Virginia'(1988) 'God or Nations' (1989) 'Penn, Madison and the Historical Crisis in American Federalism' (2000) 'Immoral Wars and Illegal Laws' (2011) 'The Price of Folly' (2013) 'The Forgotten History of George Mason College' (2009) 'The Demise of American
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Durland became a peace and justice activist in 1958, while studying law. He founded the Community for Creative Nonviolence (1970, D.C.), The Matthew 25 Free Health Clinic and Nonviolence Center (1976, Ft. Wayne, Ind.), The National Center on Law and Pacifism (1978, Philadelphia), and The Center on
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Corps for a decade, during the Vietnam War. He was admitted to the bar in Wisconsin and the District of Columbia in 1960, the Supreme Court of the United States in 1963 and the Virginia state bar in 1965. Durland's first job after law school was as an assistant to the Director of the United States
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after his military service described below, where he worked on the staff of the Georgetown Law Journal and graduated with an LLB in 1959, then continued graduate legal studies at the George Washington Law School and Georgetown Law Center and received a J.D. in 1967. Raised Catholic, after his
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Law and Human Rights (2003, Colorado Springs, Colorado). He also served as director of the Virginia Mental Health Association, Virginia Retarded Children's Association and the Virginia Citizens Consumer Council, and was the chairman of the Conservation Committee for Mason Neck.
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as an intelligence analyst. Durland served overseas in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps from 1954 to 1957 during the Korean conflict. He joined the reserves during his law school studies and remained in the U.S. Army
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Commission on International Rules of Judicial Procedure, and he also worked as a trial attorney for the Food and Drug Administration before entering private practice in 1962.
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He lives in Littleton, Colorado with his second wife, Eugenia Smith Durland, and they have one son. He also has two sons and a daughter from his marriage to Leona Semenas.
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William Durland practiced in the areas of international, constitutional and human right laws for more than five decades. He argued before the
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as one of the delegates representing (part-time) the 27th district, then a multi-member district which included Fairfax County as well as
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and received a Bachelor's degree with honors in history and political science in 1953, and married the following year. Durland attended
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Durland was born in New York City and raised in Scarsdale, New York. He graduated from Scarsdale High School in 1949, then attended
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Cynthia Miller Leonard, The Virginia General Assembly 1619-1978 (Richmond: Virginia State Library 1978) pp. 741, 747
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the Virginia General Assembly which led to under-representation of northern Virginia, Durland won election to the
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The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Virginia 1962-1981 (Richmond: Commonwealth of Virginia 1983) p. 197
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People pay for peace: A military tax refusal guide for radical religious pacifists and people of conscience
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the first two U.S. soldiers deported from Canada, after having fled to Canada to avoid fighting in the
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2022/10/29/fairfax-prosecutor-horan-dies-dc-sniper-case/
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In 2002, Bill and his wife Genie traveled to Palestine and Iraq as part of delegations from
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In 1990 Durland was elected as the Vice-Mayor and Council member of the Town of
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Durland has at various times taught philosophy, history and government at
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Quaker Study and Contemplation Center in Pennsylvania from 1985–1988.
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legislative service discussed below, Durland became a member of the
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God or Nations Radial Theology for the Religious Peace Movement
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and in 1977 he received a PhD. from Union Graduate School at
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The apocalyptic witness: A radical calling for our own times
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Ethical Issues. A Search for the Contemporary Conscience
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Index

Virginia House of Delegates
Clive L. DuVal II
Dorothy S. McDiarmid
Vince Callahan
Stanford Parris
Democrat
attorney
Virginia House of Delegates
Bucknell University
Georgetown Law School
Religious Society of Friends
Biblical Theology
Nonviolence
Notre Dame University
Antioch College
Philosophy
National Security Agency
JAG
Democratic Party
Virginia House of Delegates
Fairfax City
Falls Church
Mason Neck State Park
Stanford Parris
Cokedale, Colorado
Trinidad, Colorado
Supreme Court of the United States
Goldfarb v. Virginia State Bar
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U.S.

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