Virginia Code § 19.2-386.35 allows for the seizure of property used in connection with certain criminal offenses, including money, vehicles, and equipment. The law targets property involved in or traceable to violations of specific statutes related to criminal activity. It aims to prevent the use of assets derived from or used in commission of these offenses.
Property such as money, vehicles, equipment, and other personal or real property used in or traceable to certain criminal offenses can be seized.
The law applies to violations related to specific statutes including drug offenses, fraud, and other criminal activities listed in the law.
Yes, property can be seized if it is used in connection with the offense or traceable to proceeds, regardless of conviction at the time of seizure.
The purpose is to prevent the use of assets in criminal activities and to recover proceeds derived from illegal conduct.