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HomeAn 1800s law that says Norfolk can toss out ‘paupers’ is still on the books. The city wants to change that.

An 1800s law that says Norfolk can toss out ‘paupers’ is still on the books. The city wants to change that.

December 9, 2019 DWC General Posts

http://digitaledition.pilotonline.com/infinity/article_share.aspx?guid=9da84922-baec-4788-a735-52c50cfe6111

Interesting bit of old public law.

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