Virginia § 18.2-190.2 Possession of an unlawful electronic communication device or equipment etc., used to manufacture such device; penalty

Virginia Statutes

§ 18.2-190.2 — Possession of an unlawful electronic communication device or equipment etc., used to manufacture such device; penalty

Virginia § 18.2-190.2

Title 18.2CRIMES AND OFFENSES GENERALLY

Ch. 6CRIMES INVOLVING FRAUD

Art. 5.1OFFENSES INVOLVING ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION DEVICES

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Bluebook

Va. Code Ann. § 18.2-190.2 (2026).

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A person who knowingly possesses (i) an unlawful electronic communication device or (ii) equipment or materials used to manufacture an unlawful electronic communication device as defined in § 18.2-190.1 with the intent to manufacture an unlawful electronic communication device shall be guilty of a Class 6 felony unless such possession is by an electronic communication equipment manufacturer while lawfully acting in that capacity, or a facilities-based electronic communication service provider licensed by the Federal Communications Commission or by a law-enforcement agency.

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A person who knowingly possesses (i) an unlawful electronic communication device or (ii) equipment or materials used to manufacture an unlawful electronic communication device as defined in § 18.2-190.1 with the intent to manufacture an unlawful electronic communication device shall be guilty of a Class 6 felony unless such possession is by an electronic communication equipment manufacturer while lawfully acting in that capacity, or a facilities-based electronic communication service provider licensed by the Federal Communications Commission or by a law-enforcement agency.