Chap. 397.—An ACT to authorize and empower cities which have, by the
latest United States census, over one hundred thousand inhabitants, to
provide for the collection and payment into their treasury of fees for cer-
tain services rendered by their police justices either in criminal cases or
in cases of violation of ordinances. {[H B 206]

Approved March 24, 1922.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That cities
which have, by the latest United States census, over one hundred
thousand inhabitants are authorized and empowered, through their
respective councils, to provide, by ordinance, that the salaries paid
their police justices shall be in full of all services rendered by them,
and to provide that the police justices shall collect, in whole or in
part, the fees as allowed by law for issuing warrants, trying or exam-
ining cases, and for admitting persons to bail, and to pay the sum
so collected into their respective city treasuries.

2. The said cities may also provide and collect in the same way
fees for similar services rendered in cases of violations of city
ordinances.

3. But nothing herein contained shall allow the said police jus-
tices to collect fees out of the State treasury.