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HB 1298 Noncommercial vessels; reasonable suspicion.

Introduced by: Rick L. Morris | all patrons    ...    notes | add to my profiles

SUMMARY AS PASSED: (all summaries)

Noncommercial vessels; reasonable suspicion. Requires law-enforcement officers to have reasonable suspicion that a violation of law or regulation exists before stopping, boarding, or inspecting a noncommercial vessel on the navigable waters of the Commonwealth. The bill allows conservation police officers and Virginia Marine Police officers to (i) stop, board, and inspect in order to inspect hunting, fishing, or trapping licenses or creel and bag limits and (ii) conduct lawful boating safety checkpoints in accordance with established policies of the two agencies.


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