Grand Juries
The Circuit Court has the authority to impanel regular, special, and multi-jurisdiction grand juries. A regular grand jury is composed of five to seven citizens of the city or county where the circuit court is located; it is convened at each term of the court for two purposes:
(1) to consider indictments prepared by the Commonwealth’s Attorney (the grand jury determines whether there is probable cause to believe that the person accused has committed the crime charged in the indictment and should stand trial.)
(2) to investigate and report on any condition that involves or tends to promote criminal activity, either in the community or by any governmental authority, agency, or official. The grand jury hears only the Commonwealth’s side of the case and does not determine the guilt or innocence of the accused.
Members of a regular grand jury must be citizens of Virginia who are at least 18 years of age. They must have been residents of the Commonwealth for one year and of the county or city in which they are to serve for at least six months. Between 60 and 120 citizens “of honesty, intelligence, impartiality and good demeanor” are summoned annually by the circuit court to serve as grand jurors during the year.
Preparing For Our Future While Respecting Our Past
Election day is Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Did You Know?
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Scott McPhail
Sunday, June 21, 2015
Did You Know? (First Day of Summer Edition)
That according to Section 3.2-5216 of the Code of Virginia the Clerk of Circuit Court shall issue warrant to the sheriff to seize "adulterated misbranded, etc., ice cream"?
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Monday, June 15, 2015
Did You Know?
The Code of Virginia lists more than 800 responsibilities of the Clerk of Circuit Court.
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Friday, June 12, 2015
Where do you vote?
Polling Places
Precinct Polling Place
Tunstall- Hopewell Church 5061 Hopewell Rd., New Kent
Southern Branch- Providence United Methodist Church 4001 New Kent Hwy., Quinton
Quinton- St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish 2631 Pocahontas Trail., Quinton
Kentwood- Kentwood Heights Baptist Church 2607 New Kent Hwy., Quinton
Watkins- George W. Watkins Elementary School 6501 New Kent Hwy., Quinton
Cumberland- New Elam Baptist Church 8101 Cumberland Rd., New Kent
Providence Forge- Providence Forge Recreation Association Building 9900 Carriage Rd., Providence Forge
Mountcastle- Mt. Calvary Church International 5200 Mountcastle Rd., Providence Forge
Eltham- Whitmore Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Pontiac Co. 18833 Eltham Rd., West Point
Chickahominy River- Ebenezer Baptist Church 14410 Rockahock Rd., Lanexa
Precinct Polling Place
Tunstall- Hopewell Church 5061 Hopewell Rd., New Kent
Southern Branch- Providence United Methodist Church 4001 New Kent Hwy., Quinton
Quinton- St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish 2631 Pocahontas Trail., Quinton
Kentwood- Kentwood Heights Baptist Church 2607 New Kent Hwy., Quinton
Watkins- George W. Watkins Elementary School 6501 New Kent Hwy., Quinton
Cumberland- New Elam Baptist Church 8101 Cumberland Rd., New Kent
Providence Forge- Providence Forge Recreation Association Building 9900 Carriage Rd., Providence Forge
Mountcastle- Mt. Calvary Church International 5200 Mountcastle Rd., Providence Forge
Eltham- Whitmore Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Pontiac Co. 18833 Eltham Rd., West Point
Chickahominy River- Ebenezer Baptist Church 14410 Rockahock Rd., Lanexa
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Thursday, June 11, 2015
From the Chronicle 6/10/15
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Tuesday, June 2, 2015
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