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2010 SESSION
10103475DBe it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That § 19.2-124 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:
§ 19.2-124. Appeal from order denying bail or fixing terms of bond or recognizance.
A. If a judicial officer denies bail to a person, requires excessive bond, or fixes unreasonable terms of a recognizance under this article, the person may appeal therefrom successively to the next higher court or judge thereof, up to and including the Supreme Court of Virginia or any justice thereof where permitted by law.
B. If a court judicial officer grants bail to a person or fixes a term of
recognizance under this article over the objection of that is deemed inadequate or
unreasonable by the attorney for the Commonwealth, the
attorney for the Commonwealth may appeal therefrom successively to the district court or
circuit court in which the case is
pending if bail was granted or
recognizance fixed by a magistrate or, if granted or
fixed by a court, to the next higher
court or judge thereof, up to and including the Supreme Court of Virginia or
any justice thereof.
C. No filing or service fees shall be assessed or collected for any appeal taken pursuant to this section.