Virginia's law establishes a Substantial Risk Order Registry maintained by the Department of State Police to track orders issued under specific statutes. Access to the registry is limited to criminal justice agencies and certain research institutions, with personal information redacted. The law also provides protections for law enforcement officials acting in good faith when sharing information.
It is a computerized database maintained by the Virginia Department of State Police that records orders issued under specific risk statutes to help manage and monitor individuals posing substantial risks.
Criminal justice agencies, including local law enforcement, and certain research organizations or institutions of higher education in Virginia can request access, with personal details removed for research purposes.
Yes, law enforcement officials are protected from liability when disseminating information in good faith, though this does not cover gross negligence or willful misconduct.
No, the information is intended solely for criminal justice purposes unless otherwise specified by law.