Mail theft; definitions, penalty.

Document formatting changed from a simple text version to a properly formatted Senate Substitute layout with line numbers and structured spacing

Header information updated to include specific date (January 29, 2025) and bill number (25106421D)

Fiscal impact language changed from blank appropriation fields to explicit statement that amounts cannot be determined

Added line numbers and restructured header information to reflect Senate Committee on Finance and Appropriations instead of Courts of Justice

Added clarifying language to the mail definition specifying that mail must not have been retrieved from the mail receptacle

Changed fiscal impact language from 'cannot be determined' to blank spaces for specific amounts to be filled in later

Text layout changed from enrolled format to Senate substitute format with different spacing and line breaks, but all legal content remains unchanged.

Added definition of 'delivery service' to clarify it means the same as defined in § 18.2-246.6 and excludes the United States Postal Service

Expanded 'postal service' definition to include both the United States Postal Service and delivery services

Modified 'mail' definition to specify that mail must not have been retrieved from the mail receptacle

Narrowed prohibited conduct to focus on mail receptacles in cluster mailbox units or other mailbox panels used for centralized mail in neighborhoods, condominiums, and apartment complexes

Changed prohibited conduct from 'takes' to 'removes, injures, vandalizes, or destroys' mail receptacles

Modified key possession language to specify keys must be known or reasonably should be known to be suited to locks in centralized mail systems