The Virginia Motion to Withdraw Consent to Deferral of Proceedings Pursuant to Va. Code 18.2-57.3(B) is a motion used to request the withdrawal of a defendant's consent to the deferral of criminal proceedings. This motion is typically used when a defendant has already agreed to the deferral and wishes to have the proceedings resume. The motion must be filed in the court where the original deferral was agreed to and must be accompanied by a copy of the original deferral agreement. There are two types of Virginia Motion to Withdraw Consent to Deferral of Proceedings Pursuant to Va. Code 18.2-57.3(B): 1) Adult Deferral and 2) Juvenile Deferral. The Adult Deferral is used when the defendant who agreed to the deferral is an adult, while the Juvenile Deferral is used when the defendant is a juvenile. Both motions are used to withdraw the previously-agreed-to deferral of criminal proceedings.
The Virginia Motion to Withdraw Consent to Deferral of Proceedings Pursuant to Va. Code 18.2-57.3(B) is a motion used to request the withdrawal of a defendant's consent to the deferral of criminal proceedings. This motion is typically used when a defendant has already agreed to the deferral and wishes to have the proceedings resume. The motion must be filed in the court where the original deferral was agreed to and must be accompanied by a copy of the original deferral agreement. There are two types of Virginia Motion to Withdraw Consent to Deferral of Proceedings Pursuant to Va. Code 18.2-57.3(B): 1) Adult Deferral and 2) Juvenile Deferral. The Adult Deferral is used when the defendant who agreed to the deferral is an adult, while the Juvenile Deferral is used when the defendant is a juvenile. Both motions are used to withdraw the previously-agreed-to deferral of criminal proceedings.
