| § 54-1. Assault and battery. |
| § 54-2. Trespass after having been forbidden to do so. |
| § 54-3. Trespass upon church or school property. |
| § 54-4. Peeping or spying into dwelling or enclosure. |
| § 54-5. Destruction of trees, shrubs, plants or turf. |
| § 54-6. Quarries, pits and mines. |
| § 54-7. Duty to fill well or pit before abandonment. |
| § 54-8. Well covers. |
| § 54-9. Abandoned iceboxes and other airtight containers. |
| § 54-10. Restaurant employees' permit. |
| § 54-11. Sunday closing law. |
| § 54-12. Reserved. |
| § 54-13. Prostitution. |
| § 54-14. Indecent exposure. |
| § 54-15. Profane swearing and intoxication in public; transportation of public inebriates to detoxification center. |
| § 54-16. Disorderly conduct in public places. |
| § 54-17. Cursing or using abusive language to another. |
| § 54-18. Reserved. |
| § 54-19. Loitering in or obstructing public places. |
| § 54-19.1. Solicitation on roads and highways prohibited. |
| § 54-20. Resisting, interfering with or obstructing officers or employees. |
| § 54-21. Resisting arrest. |
| § 54-22. Escape without force or violence or setting fire to jail. |
| § 54-23. Reserved. |
| § 54-23.1. Restricted noise during certain times of the day. |
| § 54-24. Dumping trash, companion animals or other unsightly matter on highway, right-of-way or private property. |
| § 54-25. Speed limit at small boat basin. |
| § 54-26. Operation of boat at unlawful speed in no wake areas of Appomattox River; procedure for installing no wake markers. |
| § 54-27. Johnson grass control and implementation and administration of programs related thereto. |
| § 54-28. Removal of grass and weeds. |
| § 54-29. Curfew for minors. |
| § 54-30. Possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages prohibited on or in county-owned property. |
| § 54-31. Reimbursement for expenses incurred from methamphetamine lab cleanup. |
| § 54-32. Reimbursement of expenses incurred in responding to a terrorism hoax, fake bomb threat, or false fire alarm. |
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Cross reference— Courts, ch. 26; law enforcement, ch. 46; traffic and vehicles, ch. 78. State Law reference— Crimes and offenses generally, Code of Virginia, title 18.2. |