Court & legal records
Virginia Code § 16.1-247.1 — AI-created deceptive replica documents in child interrogation
AI-use reference. Current. Applies to: Law-enforcement officers and agents conducting covered custodial interrogations of children Requirements or purpose: Prohibits knowingly and intentionally making false statements about known material facts to secure…
Read full description
AI-use reference. Current. Applies to: Law-enforcement officers and agents conducting covered custodial interrogations of children Requirements or purpose: Prohibits knowingly and intentionally making false statements about known material facts to secure cooperation, confession or conviction, including replica documents created with AI. Knowing violations trigger inadmissibility unless prosecutor proves the statement knowing, intelligent and voluntary by a preponderance, subject to stated subsection B exceptions. Limits: Custodial child-interrogation rule, not a general ban on AI evidence. Read A/B exceptions and D burden together.
- Public body
- Virginia state agencies
- Document date
- Date not specified
- Record type
- Source link
Record details
Document details
- Department / subject
- AI governance and legal reference
- Public body
- Virginia state agencies
Source notes
Official source reviewed October 26, 2026. Virginia statute. Dates/version: 2025-07-01 version (2025 c.669); replica-document language also traces to 2024 c.719. Locator: C–D; lines 39–42 Custodial child-interrogation rule, not a general ban on AI evidence. Read A/B exceptions and D burden together.
Report a correction, privacy, safety, or copyright concern through Contact & Corrections.