Mail theft; definitions, penalty.

Changed the fiscal impact statement to indicate that the estimated appropriation amount cannot be determined for both adult correctional facilities and juvenile commitment periods, whereas the original version had blank spaces for these amounts.

Significant reformatting of the document with different line breaks, spacing, and page numbering layout, but no substantive policy changes.

Removed specific fiscal impact amounts from the funding section, replacing them with blank lines for the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission to assign appropriate values.

Changed document format from 'Enrolled' to 'Courts of Justice Subcommittee Substitute' with updated header information and line numbering.

Added a new definition for 'delivery service' to clarify it refers to private carriers and explicitly excludes the United States Postal Service.

Updated the 'mail' definition to include a condition that mail must not have been retrieved from the mail receptacle.

Expanded the 'postal service' definition to include 'delivery service' alongside the United States Postal Service.

Clarified prohibited activities by changing 'takes' to 'removes' and adding 'injures, vandalizes, or destroys' to the list of actions that constitute a felony.

Changed 'any lock adopted by the United States Postal Service' to 'any lock he knows or reasonably should know is suited to any lock adopted by the United States Postal Service' to add a subjective knowledge requirement.

Added specific language about cluster mailbox units and other mailbox panels in condominiums or apartment complexes to clarify where mail receptacles are located.