Virginia law mandates that fines from traffic violations in counties, cities, and towns are paid into local treasuries, with fines from state police violations credited to the Literary Fund. Willful non-compliance with these provisions is a Class 4 misdemeanor and can lead to removal from office. Cases of dereliction are tried in circuit court.
Fines from traffic violations in counties, cities, and towns are paid into the local government treasury, while fines from violations by state police officers go to the Literary Fund.
Willful failure or neglect to comply is a Class 4 misdemeanor and can result in removal from office, with charges tried in circuit court.
Yes, violations by state police officers are tried in the circuit court of the jurisdiction where the violation occurred.
Failure to comply is a Class 4 misdemeanor, which may also lead to removal from office for the guilty individual.