Legal Question in Criminal Law in Virginia
What is a docket call?
What is a docket call? If a felony charge has been listed on court records to be viewed by a Grand Jury, why would there be a docket call? Thanks.
Asked on 6/02/05, 6:46 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Fred Kaufman
Fredrick S. Kaufman, Esquire
Re: What is a docket call?
On the day the Grand Jury meets, there is a docket call, where the cases that have come up from the lower court, as well as the cases that the Grand Jury decides to proceed with are set for trial.
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Answered on 6/03/05, 1:46 am
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