"BOT6221M4","0001-01-01","1998-12-31","29.1-744.2","FINE","BOATING",,"MOTORBOAT-FAIL TO MAINTAIN PROPER DISTANCE FROM SHORE","5405" Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Where to Find Official Updates

Because legal statutes change frequently, you should always source the most recent version directly from official Virginia state portals:

: Start and end dates for the validity of that specific code.

If you are a developer working with Virginia's LIDS (Local Inmate Data System) or related judicial software, a "proper" version of this file must adhere to specific formatting requirements to be parsable by state systems. Proper vcc.txt Structure

A standard entry in a vcc.txt source file often looks like this:

A valid VCC file is usually a or comma-separated (CSV) text file containing thousands of offense records. Each entry represents a unique legal violation and includes:

: A unique alphanumeric identifier (e.g., BOT6220M4 ).

: The legal statute associated with the offense (e.g., 29.1-744.1 ).

Vcc.txt Online

Because legal statutes change frequently, you should always source the most recent version directly from official Virginia state portals:

: Start and end dates for the validity of that specific code.

A standard entry in a vcc.txt source file often looks like this:

A valid VCC file is usually a or comma-separated (CSV) text file containing thousands of offense records. Each entry represents a unique legal violation and includes:

: A unique alphanumeric identifier (e.g., BOT6220M4 ).

: The legal statute associated with the offense (e.g., 29.1-744.1 ).