Virginia Penal Code 2017 Title 18 2

This Virginia code is the most current as of October 30 2017Table of ContentsTitle 18.2. Crimes and Offenses Generally 4Chapter 1. In General. 4Article 1. Transition Provisions 4Article 2. Construction and Definitions 5Article 3. Classification of Criminal Offenses and Punishment therefor 6Chapter 2. Principals and Accessories. 9Chapter 3. Inchoate Offenses. 10Article 1. Conspiracies 10Article 2. Attempts 12Chapter 4. Crimes Against the Person. 13Article 1. Homicide 13Article 2. Crimes By Mobs 17Article 2.1. Crimes By Gangs 19Article 2.2. Terrorism Offenses 21Article 3. Kidnapping and Related Offenses 24Article 4. Assaults and Bodily Woundings 27Article 5. Robbery 41Article 6. Extortion and Other Threats 42Article 7. Criminal Sexual Assault 46Article 8. Seduction 62Article 9. Abortion 62Chapter 5. Crimes Against Property. 68Article 1. Arson and Related Crimes 68Article 2. Burglary and Related Offenses 72Article 3. Larceny and Receiving Stolen Goods 74Article 4. Embezzlement and Fraudulent Conversions 81Article 5. Trespass to Realty 85Article 6. Damage to Realty and Personalty thereon 92Article 7. Damage to and Tampering With Property 95Article 7.1. Computer Crimes 99Article 7.2. Fraudulent Procurement, Sale, or Receipt of Telephone Records 107Article 8. Offenses Relating to Railroads and Other Utilities 109Chapter 6. Crimes Involving Fraud. 118Article 1. Forgery 118Article 2. Impersonation 120Article 3. False Pretenses 122Article 4. Bad Check Law 124Article 5. False Representations to Obtain Property or Credit 127Article 5.1. Offenses Involving Electronic Communication Devices 140Article 6. Offenses Relating to Credit Cards 143Article 7. Miscellaneous False and Fraudulent Acts 150Article 8. Misrepresentations and Other Offenses Connected With Sales 156Article 9. Virginia Comprehensive Money Laundering Act 168Article 10. Cigarette Delivery Sale Requirements 169Chapter 7. Crimes Involving Health and Safety. 175Article 1. Drugs 175Article 1.1. Drug Paraphernalia 209Article 1.2. Sale of Ephedrine or Related Compounds 212Article 1.3. Dextromethorphan Distribution Act 217Article 2. Driving Motor Vehicle, Etc., While Intoxicated 219Article 3. Transporting Dangerous Articles 245Article 3.1. Transportation of Hazardous Materials 245Article 4. Dangerous Use of Firearms or Other Weapons 245Article 5. Uniform Machine Gun Act 250Article 6. "Sawed-Off" Shotgun and "Sawed-Off" Rifle Act 253Article 6.1. Concealed Weapons and Concealed Handgun Permits 256Article 7. Other Illegal Weapons 277Article 8. Miscellaneous Dangerous Conduct 298Chapter 8. Crimes Involving Morals and Decency. 304Article 1. Gambling 304Article 1.1. Bingo and Raffles [Repealed] 309Article 1.1:1. Charitable Gaming 309Article 2. Sunday Offenses [Repealed] 334Article 3. Commercial Sex Trafficking, Prostitution, Etc. 334Article 4. Family Offenses; Crimes Against Children, Etc. 339Article 5. Obscenity and Related Offenses 353Article 6. Prohibited Sales and Loans to Juveniles 366Article 7. Cruelty to Animals [Repealed] 369Article 8. Offenses Involving Animals 369Chapter 9. Crimes Against Peace and Order. 371Article 1. Riot and Unlawful Assembly 371Article 2. Disorderly Conduct 374Article 3. Abusive and Insulting Language 375Article 4. Picketing of Dwelling Places 375Article 5. Activities Tending to Cause Violence 376Article 6. Unlawful Use of Telephones 379Article 7. Places of Amusement and Dance Halls 381Article 8. Unlawful Paramilitary Activity 381Chapter 10. Crimes Against the Administration of Justice. 383rs 399Chapter 11. Offenses Against the Sovereignty of the Commonwealth. 402

This Virginia Code of Criminal Procedure (Title 19.2) is the most current and was updated by me last time on October 27 , 2017.Table of contents: Table of ContentsTitle 19.2. Criminal Procedure 4Chapter 1. General Provisions. 4Chapter 1.1. Crime Victim and Witness Rights Act. 13Chapter 1.2. Physical Evidence Recovery Kits. 19Chapter 2. Conservators of the Peace and Special Policemen. 23Article 1. Appointment 23Article 2. Powers and Duties 29Article 3. Appeals 31Chapter 3. Magistrates. 31Article 1. Transition Provisions 31Article 2. Abolition of Justice of the Peace System 32Article 3. The Magistrate System 32Article 4. Supervision 36Article 5. Jurisdiction and Powers 36Article 6. Compensation and Fees 37Chapter 4. Special Magistrates [Repealed]. 39Chapter 5. Search Warrants. 39Chapter 6. Interception of Wire, Electronic or Oral Communications. 51Chapter 7. Arrest. 73Chapter 8. Extradition of Criminals. 91Article 1. Fugitives From Foreign Nations 91Article 2. Uniform Criminal Extradition Act 91Chapter 9. Bail and Recognizances. 100Article 1. Bail 100Article 2. Recognizances 110Article 3. Satisfaction and Discharge 115Article 4. Bail Bondsmen 116Article 5. Pretrial Services Act 116Chapter 9.1. Protective Orders. 120Chapter 10. Disability of Judge or Attorney for Commonwealth; Court- Appointed Counsel; Interpreters; Transcripts. 128Article 1. Disability of Judge 128Article 2. Disability of Attorney for Commonwealth 129Article 3. Appointment of Attorney for Accused 130Article 3.1. Indigent Defense 137Article 4. Public Defenders 144Article 4.1. Counsel in Capital Cases 145Article 5. Interpreters 146Article 6. Recording Evidence and Incidents of Trial 148Chapter 11. Proceedings on Question of Insanity. 150Chapter 11.1. Disposition of Persons Acquitted By Reason of Insanity. 164Chapter 12. Preliminary Hearing. 173Chapter 13. Grand Juries. 182Article 1. In General 182Article 2. Regular Grand Juries 183Article 3. Special Grand Juries 187Article 4. Multi-Jurisdiction Grand Juries 191Chapter 14. Presentments, Indictments and Informations. 197Article 1. Necessity for Indictment, Etc 197Article 2. Form and Requisites 199Article 3. Amendments 203Article 4. Process 203Chapter 15. Trial and Its Incidents. 205Article 1. Jurisdiction 205Article 2. Venue 208Article 3. Arraignment; Pleas; Trial Without Jury 212Article 4. Trial By Jury 215Article 4.1. Trial of Capital Cases 218Article 5. Miscellaneous Provisions 226Chapter 16. Evidence and Witnesses. 233Article 1. In General 233Article 2. Witnesses From or for Another State 245Chapter 17. Convictions; Effect thereof. 248Chapter 19. Exceptions and Writs of Error. 286Chapter 19.1. Scientific Analysis of Newly Discovered or Untested Scientific Evidence. 292Chapter 19.2. Issuance of Writ of Actual Innocence. 293Chapter 19.3. Issuance of Writ of Actual Innocence Based on Nonbiological Evidence. 296Chapter 20. Taxation and Allowance of Costs. 300Chapter 21. Recovery of Fines and Penalties. 303

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