This law requires district court judges in Virginia to certify and report all costs related to criminal proceedings, including preliminary and deferred cases, to the clerk of the circuit court. The costs certified are those payable from the state treasury. It ensures proper documentation and allocation of expenses incurred during criminal cases.
Judges must certify all expenses related to criminal proceedings, including preliminary and deferred cases, that are payable from the state treasury.
Judges certify the costs to the clerk of the circuit court of their respective county or city.
Yes, it applies to any criminal case proceedings before district courts, including those deferred upon probation and preliminary proceedings in other courts.
It ensures proper documentation of expenses for reimbursement from the state treasury and maintains accurate financial records for criminal proceedings.