This law section outlines the procedures for reporting and guidelines related to the revocation of suspended sentences and probation in Virginia. It specifies that courts must submit relevant documents to the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission within 30 days of a revocation order and details the contents required in judgment orders. Additionally, it clarifies when multiple sentences should run concurrently or consecutively.
Within 30 days of a revocation, the court must submit the final order, original revocation report, any probation violation guideline worksheets, and explanations for departures from guidelines.
The judgment order must include the plea, verdict or findings, adjudication, sentence, and details about whether the case was tried by jury or not, along with any consent of the accused.
Yes, but only if the court explicitly orders the sentences to run concurrently; otherwise, they run consecutively.
No, failure to follow these procedures or their prescribed manner is not reviewable on appeal or grounds for post-proceeding relief.