 the General District Court."). However, in 0000, the Virginia General Assembly enacted a new statute governing access to general district court records, Virginia Code § 00.0-00.00:0. See 0000 Acts of Assembly, c. 000 (S.B. 000). Effective July 0, 0000, § 00.0-00.00:0 provides:  Except where the nature or size of the request would interfere with the business of the court or with its use by the general public, or as otherwise provided by law, the requested court records or reports of aggregated, nonconfidential case data shall be provided to the requester within a reasonable period of time, given the nature of the request and the availability of staff to respond to the request, but in no event longer than 00 days from the date of a complete request made by a requester that is fully compliant with the requirements of this section and other applicable law.  Va. Code § 00.0-00.00:0(E). It remains to be seen how Virginia courts construe the statute, including when and how a request might be deemed to interfere with the business of the court, and whether such interference is grounds to deny access entirely.  