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Virginia State Police - Firearms - Conservator of the Peace: Conservator of the Peace Upon the application of any sheriff or chief of police of any county, city, town or any corporation authorized to do business in the Commonwealth or the owner, proprietor or authorized custodian of any place within the Commonwealth and the showing of a necessity for the security of property or the peace, a circuit court judge of any county or city may appoint one or more special conservators of the peace who shall serve as such for such length of time as the court may designate, but not exceeding four years under any one appointment. Special Conservators of the Peace, Authority and Jurisdiction The order of appointment may provide that: * A special conservator of the peace shall have all the powers, functions, duties, responsibiliti es and authority of any other conservator of the peace within such geographical limitations as the court may deem appropriate within the confines of the county, city or town that makes application or within the county, city
Virginia Code � 19.2-13 - Special conservators of the peace; authority; jurisdiction; registration; bond; liability of employ... - Virginia Virginia Code � 19.2-13 - Special conservators of the peace; authority; jurisdiction; registration; bond; liability: � 19.2-13. Special conservators of the peace; authority; jurisdiction; registration; bond; liability of employers; penalty; report. A. Upon the application of any sheriff or chief of police of any county, city, town or any corporation authorized to do business in the Commonwealth or the owner, proprietor or authorized custodian of any place within the Commonwealth and the showing of a necessity for the security of property or the peace, a circuit court judge of any county or city, in his discretion, may appoint one or more special conservators of the peace who shall serve as such for such length of time as the court may designate, but not exceeding four years under any one appointment.

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