Virginia SB83 regulates the possession of portable electronic devices in district and circuit courts.
Virginia SB83 establishes policies for the possession of portable electronic devices in district and circuit courts. It allows law enforcement officers, state bar members, and authorized state or local agency employees to possess such devices if they do not pose a security risk. The chief judge of each district court sets a policy for device possession, which may include restrictions on use and areas where devices are allowed. If devices are prohibited, storage must be provided at no cost. Circuit courts follow similar procedures, with policies posted on court websites.
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