Virginia Code § 19.2-405 governs pretrial appeals, detailing requirements for the record, transcripts, and written statements of facts, including filing deadlines and extensions. It also outlines procedures for objections to the record and notices of filing. The law aims to ensure a clear and timely process for pretrial appeal documentation and review.
It must be filed within 25 days of the circuit court's order, with possible extensions up to 45 days upon good cause shown.
Yes, the Court of Appeals may grant an extension of up to 45 days upon a motion showing good cause.
The Commonwealth must file a notice with the circuit court, identifying the transcript or statement, and certify that a copy has been mailed or delivered to opposing counsel.
Objections must be made within 10 days after the filing notice, specifying errors or deficiencies, and submitted to the trial judge.