Grand Larceny in Virginia: What the Court Data Shows
According to 4,232 public court records from 2025, Grand Larceny cases across 47 Virginia jurisdictions have an average dismissal rate of 53.8% and an average conviction rate of 45.6%.
Grand larceny involves theft of property exceeding a certain value threshold and can be charged as a felony in Virginia. This page examines what public court records reveal about how grand larceny cases are actually resolved across the state.
Outcome data: For current dismissal rates, conviction rates, charge reduction rates, and case timelines from 2025 Virginia public court records, see the live charge statistics page linked below. Numbers vary by jurisdiction and update as new records become available.
Understanding Grand Larceny Statistics
When reviewing our data, keep in mind:
- Virginia law sets a monetary threshold that distinguishes grand larceny from petit larceny
- Dismissal includes judicial dismissals and nolle prosequi
- Some grand larceny charges may be reduced to petit larceny through plea negotiations
- These are aggregate statistics — individual outcomes depend on the specific facts of each case
Next Steps
For information about Virginia grand larceny laws, consult a licensed Virginia attorney or visit the Virginia Legislative Information System.
To explore how grand larceny cases are resolved in your specific court, view our grand larceny data by jurisdiction.
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