Virginia — Title 19.2 · Chapter 14
- § 19.2-216 — Definition of indictment, presentment and information
- § 19.2-217 — When information filed; prosecution for felony to be by indictment or presentment; waiver; process to compel appearance of accused
- § 19.2-217.1 — Central file of aggravated murder indictments
- § 19.2-218 — Preliminary hearing required for person arrested on charge of felony; waiver
- § 19.2-218.1 — Preliminary hearings involving certain sexual crimes against spouses
- § 19.2-218.2 — Hearing before juvenile and domestic relations district court required for persons accused of certain violations against their spouses
- § 19.2-219 — When capias need not be issued; summons; judgment
- § 19.2-220 — Contents of indictment in general
- § 19.2-221 — Form of prosecutions generally; murder and manslaughter
- § 19.2-223 — Charging several acts of embezzlement; description of money
- § 19.2-224 — In prosecution for forgery, unnecessary to set forth copy of forged instrument
- § 19.2-225 — Allegation of intent
- § 19.2-226 — What defects in indictments not to vitiate them
- § 19.2-227 — When judgment not to be arrested or reversed
- § 19.2-228 — Name and address of complaining witness to be written on indictment, etc., for misdemeanor
- § 19.2-229 — When complaining witness required to give security for costs
- § 19.2-230 — Bill of particulars
- § 19.2-231 — Amendment of indictment, presentment or information
- § 19.2-232 — What process to be awarded against accused on indictment, etc
- § 19.2-233 — How awarded, directed, returnable and executed
- § 19.2-234 — Procedure when person arrested under capias
- § 19.2-235 — Clerks to mail process to officers in other counties, etc
- § 19.2-236 — Where process of arrest may be executed
- § 19.2-237 — Process on indictment or presentment for misdemeanor
- § 19.2-238 — Summons against corporation; proceedings; expense of publication