Chapter 12. Preliminary HearingRead Chapter
- § 19.2-183
- Examination of Witnesses; Assistance of Counsel; Evidentiary Matters and Remedies; Power to Adjourn Case
- § 19.2-183.1
- Joint Preliminary Hearings
- § 19.2-184
- Witnesses May Be Separated (Subsection (A) of Supreme Court Rule 2:615 Derived in Part from This Section)
- § 19.2-185
- Testimony May Be Reduced to Writing and Subscribed
- § 19.2-186
- When Accused to Be Discharged, Tried, Committed or Bailed by Judge
- § 19.2-187
- Admission into Evidence of Certain Certificates of Analysis
- § 19.2-187.01
- Certificate of Analysis As Evidence of Chain of Custody of Material Described Therein
- § 19.2-187.02
- Admissibility of Written Reports or Records of Blood Alcohol Tests Conducted in the Regular Course of Providing Emergency Medical Treatment
- § 19.2-187.1
- Procedures for Notifying Accused of Certificate of Analysis; Waiver; Continuances
- § 19.2-187.2
- Procedure for Subpoena Duces Tecum of Analysis Evidence
- § 19.2-188
- Reports by Chief Medical Examiner Received As Evidence
- § 19.2-188.1
- Testimony Regarding Identification of Controlled Substances
- § 19.2-188.2
- Certificate of Surgeon As Evidence
- § 19.2-188.3
- Admissibility of Affidavits by Government Officials Regarding a Search of Government Records (Subdivision (10)(B) of Supreme Court Rule 2:803 Derived from This Section)
- § 19.2-189
- Commitment of Accused for Further Examination
- § 19.2-190
- To Whom, and When, Examination and Recognizance to Be Certified
- § 19.2-190.1
- Certification of Ancillary Misdemeanor Offenses
- § 19.2-190.2
- Withdrawal of Privately Retained Counsel