Virginia law allows law enforcement officers to execute warrants, capiases, or summonses anywhere within the state. It details procedures for executing these documents, including service on entities and return requirements. The law also covers arrests made outside the jurisdiction where the charge is to be tried.
Yes, officers may execute warrants, capiases, or summonses anywhere within Virginia's jurisdiction.
A summons can be served by delivering a copy to the entity or its registered agent, similar to civil process service under Title 8.01.
They must endorse the date of execution and make a return to the appropriate judicial officer or court.
Yes, arrests can be made outside the trial jurisdiction, but procedures must be followed for proper execution and return.