Virginia Code § 19.2-404 outlines the procedures for pretrial appeals, including filing deadlines for briefs, representation by the Attorney General, and expedited decision timelines by the Court of Appeals. It emphasizes swift processing of pretrial appeals and restricts rehearing petitions once a decision is made.
It establishes the procedures and deadlines for pretrial appeals in Virginia, including filing requirements and expedited decision-making by the Court of Appeals.
The Attorney General represents the Commonwealth during the pretrial appeal if the Court of Appeals grants the petition.
The Court of Appeals must render a decision within 60 days after the appellee's brief is filed or the deadline for filing it.
No, once the opinion is rendered, no petition for rehearing may be filed.