(P) Passed (F) Failed (V) Vetoed (I) Incoporated into other legislation |
(C) Carried over from 2012 Session (CD) Carried over but died in committee on or before 11/29/2012 |
Assault and battery; changes conditions for applying aggravated penalty when assault is against law-enforcement officers and certain other officials. Amending § 18.2-57. (Patron-Ware, R.L.,
HB 2247 (
F))
Deer; when creating traffic hazard in jurisdiction, chief law-enforcement officer to report to Director of Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. Amending § 29.1-529. (Patron-Morris,
HB 1929 (
Chapter 346))
Drones; moratorium on use of unmanned aircraft systems by state or local government department, agency, or instrumentality having jurisdiction over criminal law enforcement before July 1, 2015, provision for Amber Alert, etc., shall not apply to Virginia National Guard when performing certain duties, etc., report. (Patron-Cline,
HB 2012 (
Chapter 755); McEachin,
SB 1331 (
Chapter 796))
Drug asset forfeiture; property may be used to fund salary and benefits for non-sworn personnel who are members of law-enforcement task force. Amending § 19.2-386.14. (Patron-Reeves,
SB 907 (
F))
Drugs and paraphernalia; may be forfeited to law-enforcement agency for research and training purposes with written consent of appropriate Commonwealth attorney. Amending § 19.2-386.23. (Patron-Cosgrove,
HB 1631 (
F))
Firearms, lost or stolen; duty of law enforcement, appropriate information to be entered into Virginia Criminal Information Network (VCIN). Adding § 18.2-309.1. (Patron-Marsden,
SB 786 (
F))
Handheld personal communications devices; unlawful to use while operating moving motor vehicle on school property or in any reduced-speed school crossing zone, shall not apply to law-enforcement and emergency services vehicles. Adding § 46.2-1078.2. (Patron-Howell,
SB 981 (I) See
SB1222)
Inmates, local; sheriffs and regional jail administrators to sign agreements with Department of Corrections for housing in State prisons. Amending § 53.1-79.1. (Patron-Merricks,
HB 586 (
CD))
Juvenile law-enforcement records; principal in his discretion may provide information to a threat assessment team established by local school division, clarifies definition of principal, confidentiality. Amending § 16.1-301. (Patron-Ramadan,
HB 2347 (
Chapter 769))
Local boundaries for law-enforcement; agreements may include designation of mutually agreed-upon boundary lines between contiguous localities for purposes of organizing 911 dispatch and response and clarifying issues related to coverage under workers’ compensation and risk management laws. Amending § 15.2-1726. (Patron-Yost,
HB 2216 (
Chapter 594); Carrico,
SB 839 (
Chapter 775))
Prescription Monitoring Program; disclosure of information to an agent who has completed Virginia State Police Drug Diversion School designated by chief law-enforcement officer or town or campus police department. Amending §§ 54.1-2523 and 54.1-2523.1. (Patron-Stolle,
HB 1704 (
Chapter 739))
Richmond Metropolitan Authority; may exercise full law-enforcement powers upon all property owned, operated, etc., and establish and maintain police department, etc. Amending § 15.2-7017. (Patron-McClellan,
HB 1165 (
CD))
School resource officers; school board to coordinate with local law-enforcement agency to provide for every primary and secondary school. Adding § 22.1-279.10. (Patron-Stuart,
SB 940 (
F))
School resource officers; school board to coordinate with local law-enforcement agency to provide for every public elementary school. Adding § 22.1-279.10. (Patron-Deeds,
SB 1240 (I) See
SB940)
School security officers; officers shall be retired law-enforcement officers or persons who have been certified as an officer within previous five years of employment. Amending §§ 9.1-101, 9.1-102, 9.1-110, 9.1-184, 18.2-57, 18.2-308.1, and 51.1-155. (Patron-Gilbert,
HB 2277 (
F))
Scrap metal purchasers; purchase of secondhand articles, reports to chief law-enforcement officer, penalty. Amending §§ 59.1-116.1, 59.1-117, 59.1-121, 59.1-123, 59.1-136.1, 59.1-136.3, 59.1-136.5, and 59.1-136.6. (Patron-Merricks,
HB 1481 (
Chapter 414))
Standards of Quality; local school board to establish collaborative agreement with local law-enforcement agencies to employ one full-time uniformed school resource officer in every school. Amending § 22.1-253.13:2. (Patron-Cole,
HB 1730 (
F))
Temporary detention; law-enforcement agency to execute order and provide transportation by 5:00 p.m. on day following receipt of magistrate’s order. Amending §§ 16.1-340.2 and 37.2-810. (Patron-Garrett,
SB 1323 (
F))
Towing; law-enforcement officer required to supply owner of vehicle with written statement of amount to be charged. Amending § 46.2-1217. (Patron-Marshall, R.G.,
HB 1571 (
F))
Virginia Law Officers’ Retirement System; General Assembly may, by appropriate legislative action, add full-time employees of Department of Military Affairs who provide fire protection services for facilities of Virginia National Guard to membership. (Patron-Tata,
HB 1626 (
F); Marsden,
SB 1360 (
F))
Virginia Retirement System; benefits for local law-enforcement, correctional, and emergency response employees in certain localities. Amending § 51.1-138. (Patron-Bulova,
HB 428 (
CD))
Virginia Retirement System; retired law-enforcement officers may be hired as local school board security personnel without interruption of their retirement benefits under certain conditions. Amending § 51.1-155. (Patron-Miller,
HB 208 (
CD); Miller,
HB 1568 (
F))
Virginia Retirement System; retired law-enforcement officers may be hired as local school board security personnel without interruption of their retirement benefits under certain conditions, clarifies “eligible retiree”. Amending § 51.1-155. (Patron-Lewis,
HB 2173 (
F))
Virginia Retirement System; retired law-enforcement officers who are hired as local school board security officer or security personnel on or after July 1, 2012, but before July 1, 2017, may continue without interruption of their retirement benefits under certain conditions. Amending § 51.1-155. (Patron-Barker,
SB 216 (
CD))
Virginia Retirement System; retired law-enforcement officers who are hired as local school board security officer or security personnel on or after July 1, 2013, but before July 1, 2018, may continue without interruption of their retirement benefits under certain conditions. Amending §§ 51.1-155, 51.1-206, and 51.1-217. (Patron-Barker,
SB 1251 (
F))