Virginia

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Expired.

This is a law from the Code of Virginia. This is the actual, unchanged text of one of the many laws that govern Virginia.

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Ronald Lee Manley v. Commonwealth of Virginia (COA, 12/16/25)
. . . COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA . . .

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HB553: Criminal case; deferred disposition. (failed)
HB1209: Criminal case; deferred disposition. (failed)
HB1336: Criminal case; deferred disposition. (failed)
HB1569: Deferred disposition; court dismiss any criminal case set forth re deferral & dismissal for crimes. (failed)
HB553: Criminal case; deferred disposition. (failed)
HB1209: Criminal case; deferred disposition. (failed)
HB1336: Criminal case; deferred disposition. (failed)
HB1811: Deferred disposition; allows court to defer & dismiss any criminal case other than Class 4 felonies. (failed)
HB522: Deferred disposition in criminal cases; allows court to dismiss cases other than Class 4 felonies. (failed)
HB927: Immediate sanction probation program; established. (passed)
HB956: Immediate sanction probation; removes two program limit. (failed)
HB1299: Immediate sanction probation program; created. (failed)
HB232: Immediate sanction probation program; extends sunset provision on establishment of programs. (passed)
HB608: Immediate sanction probation programs; extends sunset provision. (passed)