Virginia law prohibits the possession of certain weapons, including stun weapons, knives (except small pocket knives), and firearms on school property, with penalties for violations. Possessing firearms designed to expel projectiles on school grounds is classified as a felony, especially if there is intent to use or display the firearm. Violations can result in misdemeanor or felony charges depending on the weapon and circumstances.
Stun weapons, knives (except small pocket knives), and firearms are prohibited on school property in Virginia.
Possessing certain weapons can lead to a Class 1 misdemeanor or a Class 6 felony, depending on the weapon and intent.
Yes, possessing weapons on school buses owned or operated by schools is also prohibited under Virginia law.
No, possessing firearms or weapons on school property without proper authorization is illegal and can result in criminal charges.