Latest Answers http://www.askyourlawmaker.com/answers/2319 a view of answers sorted by date for answer page en Rep. NICK RAHALL: No, I think those issues are addressed properly through the current judicial system. Uh, we have a number of cases for example in southern West Virginia that involve lawsuits against coal companies by environmental groups. Uh, they appear to have perfectly legitimate and [assessable/accessable?] access to our courtroom. So no, I’m not in favor of a separate environmental court. I believe the current system works fine. REPORTER: Are you aware of any attempts to get something like that going and what it would entail-? RAHALL: Honestly, I can’t answer that. I know of no attempts, so the answer would be no. And what it would entail, I have not researched it or in any way know. REPORTER: There is such a thing as family court – not a separate court system per se, but – would there be any possible advantage to going to something like that or reason to go that route? RAHALL: Uh- No, I see no reason to go that route. http://www.askyourlawmaker.com/answers/rep.-nick-rahall%3A-no%2C-i-think-those-issues-are-addressed-properly-through-current-judicial-s Mon, 26 Oct 2009 11:52:07 -0500 jeanneamy 2649 at http://www.askyourlawmaker.com