Code of Virginia - Title 16.1 Courts Not Of Record - Chapter 7 Jurisdiction And Procedure In Criminal Matters

16.1-123 Description unavailable
Repealed by Acts 1984, c. 506. ...
16.1-123.1 Criminal and traffic jurisdiction of general district courts
1. Each general district court shall have, within the county, including the towns within such county, or city for which it is established, exclusive original ...
16.1-124 , 16.1-125
Repealed by Acts 1984, c. 506. ...
16.1-126 Certain courts of record may try misdemeanors; procedure
Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter, the circuit court of any county or city having criminal jurisdiction, shall have jurisdiction to try any person for ...
16.1-127 Courts may conduct preliminary examinations
In addition to the power and authority conferred by this chapter on courts not of record having criminal jurisdiction, each such court shall have power ...
16.1-128 Exception when jurisdiction in State Corporation Commission
Nothing in this chapter shall be held to confer upon courts not of record any jurisdiction or power over offenses of which jurisdiction is specifically ...
16.1-129 Offenses tried on warrants, or as provided in Chapter 7 of Title 19.2
Every offense of which a court not of record is given jurisdiction under this title may be tried upon a warrant; or the judge of ...
16.1-129.1 Description unavailable
Repealed by Acts 1990, c. 75. ...
16.1-129.2 Procedure when warrant defective
Upon the trial of a warrant, the court may, upon its own motion or upon the request either of the attorney for the prosecution or ...
16.1-129.3 Description unavailable
Repealed by Acts 1974, c. 481. ...
16.1-130 Description unavailable
Repealed by Acts 1983, c. 499. ...
16.1-131 Subpoenas duces tecum and recognizances of witnesses; applicable provisions
The provisions of § 16.1-90 with respect to recognizances for witnesses upon the continuation of any case, shall be applicable to proceedings of a criminal ...
16.1-131.1 Procedure when constitutionality of a statute is challenged in a court not of record.
In any criminal or traffic case in a court not of record, if the court rules that a statute or local ordinance is unconstitutional, it ...
16.1-132 Right of appeal
Any person convicted in a district court of an offense not felonious shall have the right, at any time within ten days from such conviction, ...
16.1-133 Withdrawal of appeal
Notwithstanding the provisions of § 16.1-135, any person convicted in a general district court, a juvenile and domestic relations district court, or a court of ...
16.1-133.1 Reopening case after conviction
Within sixty days from the date of conviction of any person in a general district court or juvenile and domestic relations district court for an ...
16.1-134 Appeal by Commonwealth in revenue cases
In any case involving the violation of a law relating to the state revenue tried in a court not of record under this title, the ...
16.1-135 Bail and recognizance; papers filed with circuit court
A person who has been convicted of an offense in a district court and who has noted an appeal, either at the time judgment is ...
16.1-136 How appeal tried
Any appeal taken under the provisions of this chapter shall be heard de novo in the appellate court and shall be tried without formal pleadings ...
16.1-137 Procedure on appeal when warrant defective
Upon the trial of the warrant on appeal the court may, upon its own motion or upon the request either of the attorney for the ...
16.1-138 Description unavailable
Repealed by Acts 1983, c. 499. ...

Last modified: April 2, 2009