Virginia SB764 modifies license suspension procedures for convicted defendants and those with deferred dispositions.
Virginia SB764 amends the handling of driver's licenses for convicted defendants and those with deferred dispositions. The bill specifies that courts must order the surrender of a defendant's license during the period of revocation or suspension if it does not exceed a certain number of days. If the period exceeds this number of days, the license remains in the court's custody until an appeal period elapses or an appeal is noted. The bill also addresses the handling of licenses for non-Virginia residents with valid out-of-state licenses, stating that physical surrender is not required.
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