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• Wearing of body armor while committing a crime; penalty (§ 18.2-287.2)

  2016

  • 18.2 Crimes And Offenses Generally
  • 7 Crimes Involving Health And Safety
  • 4 Dangerous Use Of Firearms Or Other Weapons

  Any person who, while committing a crime of violence as defined in § 18.2-288 (2) or a felony violation of § 18.2-248 or subdivision (a) 2 or 3 of § 18.2-248.1, has in his possession a firearm or knife and is wearing body armor designed to diminis . . .

• Prisoners indicted or charged with crime outside Virginia; certificate; authority of officer with custody of prisoner (§ 53.1-208)

  2016

  • 53.1 Prisons And Other Methods Of Correction
  • 7 Crimes And Criminal Proceedings Involving Prisoners
  • 2 Prisoners As Witnesses Or Charged With Other Crimes

  If a similar certificate, similarly executed, shall state that a prisoner has been indicted or stands legally charged with a crime outside Virginia, the Director may, with the approval of the Governor, likewise deliver the prisoner to the officer pre . . .

• Application for requisition for return of person charged with crime (§ 19.2-109)

  2016

  • 19.2 Criminal Procedure
  • 8 Extradition Of Criminals
  • 2 Uniform Criminal Extradition Act

  When the return to this Commonwealth of a person charged with crime in this Commonwealth is required, the attorney for the Commonwealth shall present to the Governor his written application for a requisition for the return of the person charged, in w . . .

• Use of police radio during commission of crime (§ 18.2-462.1)

  2016

  • 18.2 Crimes And Offenses Generally
  • 10 Crimes Against The Administration Of Justice
  • 6 Interference With Administration Of Justice

  Any person who has in his possession or who uses a device capable of receiving a police radio signal, message, or transmission, while in the commission of a felony, is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor. A prosecution for or conviction of the crime of . . .

• Employers to allow crime victims leave to attend criminal proceedings (§ 40.1-28.7:2)

  2016

  • 40.1 Labor And Employment
  • 3 Protection Of Employees
  • 1 General Provisions

  A As used in this section:”Criminal proceedings” means a proceeding at which the victim has the right or opportunity to appear involving a crime against the victim, including: B Every employer shall allow an employee who is a victim of a . . .

• Calculation of adjusted crime index; use (§ 9.1-167)

  2016

  • 9.1 Commonwealth Public Safety
  • 1 Department Of Criminal Justice Services
  • 8 Law-enforcement Expenditures

  By January 1 of each even-numbered year, the Department, using the relevant base year data, shall calculate the adjusted crime index for each city and each eligible county. Such calculation shall be used for the succeeding fiscal biennium adjusted fo . . .

• Civil immunity for officers, directors and members of certain crime information-gathering organizations (§ 8.01-226.3)

  2016

  • 8.01 Civil Remedies And Procedure
  • 3 Actions
  • 21 Miscellaneous Provisions

  Any officer, director or member of a nonprofit organization which, pursuant to a written agreement with a local government or a law-enforcement agency, regularly assists law-enforcement agencies by (i) publicly soliciting information from anonymous i . . .

• Nondisclosure of addresses or telephone numbers of crime victims and witnesses (§ 19.2-269.2)

  2016

  • 19.2 Criminal Procedure
  • 16 Evidence And Witnesses
  • 1 In General

  During any criminal proceeding, upon motion of the defendant or the attorney for the Commonwealth, a judge may prohibit testimony as to the current residential or business address or telephone number of a victim or witness if the judge determines tha . . .

• When awards to be made; reporting crime and cooperation with law enforcement (§ 19.2-368.10)

  2016

  • 19.2 Criminal Procedure
  • 21.1 Compensating Victims Of Crime

  No award shall be made unless the Commission finds that: The Commission, upon finding that any claimant or award recipient has not fully cooperated with all law-enforcement agencies, may deny, reduce or withdraw any award, as the case may be. . . .

• When jailers and sheriffs to summon or employ guards and other persons; allowances therefor (§ 19.2-328)

  2016

  • 19.2 Criminal Procedure
  • 20 Taxation And Allowance Of Costs

  Whenever in the discretion of the court it is necessary for the safekeeping of a prisoner under charge of, or sentence for, crime, whether the prisoner be in jail, hospital, court or elsewhere, the court may order the jailer to summon a sufficient gu . . .

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