SB1236: Juvenile offenses; judge may impose all penalties allowable by law therefor.

Chief Patron

Mark Obenshain (R-26)
Served: 2004–

Progress

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

Status

03/21/2007: signed by governor
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Summary

Punishment for certain juvenile offenses. Clarifies that a judge may impose all penalties allowable by law for juveniles found delinquent of offenses that require the loss of driving privileges as set forth in § 16.1-278.9.

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Bill Text

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