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Virginia Code Title 19.2 > Chapter 22.2 - Miscellaneous Forfeiture Provisions
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Title 19.2
> Chapter 22.2 - Miscellaneous Forfeiture Provisions
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§ 19.2-386.15
Seizure of property used in connection with or derived from terrorism
§ 19.2-386.16
Forfeiture of motor vehicles used in commission of certain crimes
§ 19.2-386.17
Forfeitures for computer crimes
§ 19.2-386.18
Forfeiture of unlawful electronic communication devices
§ 19.2-386.19
Seizure of property used in connection with money laundering
§ 19.2-386.20
Forfeiture of cigarettes sold or attempted to be sold in an unlawful delivery sale
§ 19.2-386.21
Forfeiture of counterfeit cigarettes
§ 19.2-386.22
Seizure of property used in connection with or derived from illegal drug transactions
§ 19.2-386.23
Disposal of seized controlled substances, marijuana, synthetic cannabinoids, and paraphernali...
§ 19.2-386.24
Destruction of seized controlled substances, marijuana, or synthetic cannabinoids prior to tria...
§ 19.2-386.25
Judge may order law-enforcement agency to maintain custody of controlled substances, etc
§ 19.2-386.26
Seizure and forfeiture of drug paraphernalia
§ 19.2-386.27
Forfeiture of firearms carried in violation of { 18.2-308
§ 19.2-386.28
Forfeiture of weapons that are concealed, possessed, transported or carried in violation of la...
§ 19.2-386.29
Forfeiture of certain weapons used in commission of criminal offense
§ 19.2-386.30
Forfeiture of money, gambling devices, etc., seized from illegal gambling enterprise; innocent owne...
§ 19.2-386.31
Seizure and forfeiture of property used in connection with the exploitation and solicitation of chi...
§ 19.2-386.32
Seizure and forfeiture of property used in connection with the abduction of children.
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Virginia Laws: Forfeiture
Virginia Code Title 19.2 > Chapter 21.2 - Profits From Crime
Virginia Code Title 19.2 > Chapter 22 - Enforcement of Forfeitures
Virginia Code Title 19.2 > Chapter 22.1 - Forfeitures in Drug Cases
Virginia Code Title 19.2 > Chapter 22.2 - Miscellaneous Forfeiture Provisions
U.S. Code Provisions: Forfeiture
U.S. Code Title 18 > Part I > Chapter 46 - Forfeiture
U.S. Code Title 18 > Part II > Chapter 232A - Special Forfeiture Of Collateral Profits Of Crime
Federal Regulations: Forfeiture
U.S. Code Title 18 > Part I > Chapter 46 - Forfeiture
U.S. Code Title 18 > Part II > Chapter 232A - Special Forfeiture Of Collateral Profits Of Crime
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