Virginia law prohibits individuals under 21 from possessing retail tobacco and hemp products intended for smoking, with certain exceptions such as employment delivery and approved medical research. Law enforcement can seize contraband products, which may be forfeited if lawful possession isn't proven. The law aims to prevent underage tobacco and hemp use while allowing specific legal exemptions.
Individuals under 21 years of age are prohibited from possessing retail tobacco and hemp products intended for smoking, with certain exceptions.
Yes, exemptions include possession during employment deliveries, and for approved medical research conducted by authorized organizations.
Seized products are considered contraband and may be forfeited if lawful possession isn't proven, following specific legal procedures.
No, law enforcement officers or their agents are permitted to possess such products when necessary for their duties.