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Criminal Procedure

This is Title 19.2 of the Code of Virginia, titled “Criminal Procedure.”

1
General Provisions
1.1
Crime Victim And Witness Rights Act
1.2
Physical Evidence Recovery Kits
2
Conservators Of The Peace And Special Policemen
3
Magistrates
5
Search Warrants
6
Interception Of Wire, Electronic Or Oral Communications
7
Arrest
8
Extradition Of Criminals
9
Bail And Recognizances
9.1
Protective Orders
10
Disability Of Judge Or Attorney For Commonwealth; Court- Appointed Counsel; Interpreters; Transcripts
11
Proceedings On Question Of Insanity
11.1
Disposition Of Persons Acquitted By Reason Of Insanity
12
Preliminary Hearing
13
Grand Juries
14
Presentments, Indictments And Informations
15
Trial And Its Incidents
16
Evidence And Witnesses
17
Convictions; Effect Thereof
18
Sentence; Judgment; Execution Of Sentence
19
Exceptions And Writs Of Error
19.1
Scientific Analysis Of Newly Discovered Or Untested Scientific Evidence
19.2
Issuance Of Writ Of Actual Innocence
19.3
Issuance Of Writ Of Actual Innocence Based On Nonbiological Evidence
20
Taxation And Allowance Of Costs
21
Recovery Of Fines And Penalties
21.1
Compensating Victims Of Crime
21.2
Profits From Crime
22
Enforcement Of Forfeitures
22.1
Enforcement Of Forfeitures
22.2
Miscellaneous Forfeiture Provisions
23
Central Criminal Records Exchange
23.1
Expungement Of Criminal Records
24
Inspection Warrants
25
Appeals By The Commonwealth

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