Virginia law authorizes the Attorney General or local prosecutors to seek injunctions to prevent illegal gambling activities. Counties can also adopt ordinances to prohibit illegal gambling, with penalties up to $2,500 fines or 12 months in jail. Certain provisions related to bingo, raffles, and charitable gaming have been repealed.
The Attorney for the Commonwealth or the Attorney General of Virginia can file suit to enjoin illegal gambling activities.
Yes, counties can adopt ordinances to prohibit illegal gambling, with penalties up to $2,500 fines or 12 months in jail.
Provisions related to bingo and raffles have been repealed; however, charitable gaming laws may still apply.
No, bonds are not required for either temporary or permanent injunctions in these cases.