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HB863: Computer and electronic data; access to defendant thereof seized in obscenity, etc., cases.

Chief Patron

Del. Kathy Byron (R-22)

Kathy Byron (R-22)
Lynchburg, VA
Served: 1998–

Progress

Yes Introduced
Yes Passed Committee
Yes Passed House
Yes Passed Senate
Yes Signed by Governor
Yes Became Law

Status

04/05/2006: signed by governor

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Summary

Computer and electronic data seized in obscenity, etc., cases; access to defendant. Provides that when computer data or electronic data, the possession of which is otherwise unlawful, are seized as evidence in a criminal prosecution of an obscenity or child pornography offense, neither the original data nor a copy shall be released to the defendant or his counsel. The court is not allowed to order the release of such evidence to the defendant or his counsel except in accordance with the rules of discovery or under restricted conditions upon a finding that the data is necessary and material to the defense of the accused.   View Full Text »

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