Form DC-303 2026

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Form DC-303 is a legal document used in Virginia for defendants to request the court to order the transmission of a blood sample held by the Division of Forensic Science to an independent laboratory for testing. The form must be completed by the defendant or their counsel and includes sections for case details, laboratory information, and signatures. It ensures compliance with Virginia Code requirements regarding the handling of blood samples.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open Form DC-303 in the editor.
Begin by entering the Case Number if known. If not, this will be completed by the clerk later.
Fill in the Date and Time of the motion hearing in the designated fields.
Select the appropriate court type by checking one of the boxes: General District Court, Circuit Court, or Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court.
Input the Court Address accurately to ensure proper processing.
Provide details about the Defendant and Locality in their respective fields.
Enter the Offense Date and Trial Hearing Date and Time as required.
Indicate who is requesting the transmission (Defendant or Counsel) by checking the appropriate box.
Specify the Name and Address of the laboratory where you want the blood sample sent.
Complete the Date of Request and provide your Signature to validate your request.
Finally, certify that a copy of this request was mailed or delivered to the Division of Forensic Science by signing and dating that section.

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