This law allows courts in Virginia to appoint special conservators of the peace to assist with property security and maintaining peace, contingent on background checks and valid registration. Appointments are limited to four years and require input from local law enforcement and attorneys. The law also covers the process for denying or revoking appointments for good cause.
Individuals approved through a background check, with a valid registration from the Department of Criminal Justice Services, and recommended by local law enforcement or property owners.
An appointment can last up to four years, with the court retaining jurisdiction during this period.
Yes, a court can deny or revoke an appointment for good cause, providing specific reasons in writing.
They must submit an application with background investigation results, possess a valid registration, and demonstrate a need for security or peacekeeping.