SJ 94 — Commending the Honorable H. Jan Roltsch-Anoll.

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94 E Commending the Honorable H.

––––––––––N TAgreed Patron––Surovellto by the Senate, February 10, 2022 R ––––––––––Agreed to by the House of Delegates, February 14, 2022 O WHEREAS, the Honorable H.

Jan Roltsch-Anoll, a former chief judge of the Prince William L Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court, retired as a judge after six years of service;

Dndand Gar-FieldL HighWHEREAS, School;Jan Roltsch-Anoll grew up in Prince William County, where she graduated from recipients of a gymnastics scholarship after the passage of Title IX and was later inducted into the E William and Mary Athletics Hall of Fame;

she attended The College of William and MaryD asWHEREAS, oneafter ofgraduating from the firstMarshall-Wythe femaleSchool U recipients of aLaw, gymnasticsJan scholarshipRoltsch-Anoll aftertraveled the passagecountry ofwith Titleher IXhusband andwhile washe laterserved inductedin into the Williammilitary; and Mary Athletics Hall of Fame;

andshe Cwas WHEREAS,admitted afterto graduating from the Marshall-Wythebar School of Law, Jan Roltsch-Anoll traveled Ehe country with her husband while he served in theFlorida military;and decades;

sheandthen was admitted to the bar in Florida and California, then practiced civil litigation in trial, appellate, and federal courts in Virginia for three decWHEREAS,WHEREAS, during that time, Jan Roltsch-Anoll served as president of the Prince William County Bar Foundation and was recognized for her contributions to the advancement of women in the legal profession when she received the 2010 Justitia Award from the Prince William County Chapter of the Virginia Women's Attorneys Association;

andandtia Award from the Prince William County Chapter of the J WHEREAS, Jan Roltsch-Anoll previously served as a substitute judge and became a judge of the E Prince William Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court of the 31st Judicial District of Virginia in judge;2014;

andpresidedshe presided over the court with great fairness and wisdom and was selected by her peers Jsas chief WHEREAS,judWHEREAS, while serving as chief judge in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jan 4 Roltsch-Anoll developed plans to ensure that the court remained open in a safe and effective manner to ensure timely access to the justice system for all members of the community;

and WHEREAS, during her tenure, Jan Roltsch-Anoll also created a juvenile justice task force that helped divert some young people from the court system and allowed others to stay in school while their casWHEREAS,cases Janwere Roltsch-Anollpending; served the residents of Prince William County and the Commonwealth with the utmost integrity and dedication;

now,and therefore,WHEREAS, beJan itRoltsch-Anoll RESOLVEDserved by the Senate,residents the House of DelegatesPrince concurring,William ThatCounty and the GeneralCommonwealth Assemblywith herebythe commendutmost theintegrity Honorableand H.dedication;

now, therefore, be it commend the Honorable H.

and, be it 34 RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Clerk of the Senate prepare a copy of this resolution for :presentation to the Honorable H.

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