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There are 27 bill(s) regarding Crimes (And Related Subheadings)

Bill Title Status Committee Step Last Action
SB 367 Creating misdemeanor offense of using additional technology associated with wireless device while driving Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  01/27/10 
SB 380 Expanding animal fighting prohibitions Pending  House AGR Committee  02/11/10 
SB 456 Creating misdemeanor offense of disturbing peace Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  02/03/10 
SB 457 Repealing certain outdated code sections and eliminating penalties for displaying certain flags Signed  Effective Ninety Days from Passage - (June 11, 2010)
SB 498 Updating language relating to adult social services Signed  Effective Ninety Days from Passage - (June 11, 2010)
SB 535 Relating to fleeing law-enforcement vehicle stop Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  03/03/10 
SB 541 Increasing penalties for passing stopped school bus Pending  Senate Education Committee  02/11/10 
SB 558 Creating neighborhood crime watch programs Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  02/12/10 
SB 566 Allowing certain community work program labor be credited to fines or court costs Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  03/13/10 
SB 598 Creating misdemeanor offense of child neglect with substantial risk of bodily injury Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  02/17/10 
SB 627 Increasing civil and criminal penalties for littering Signed  Effective Ninety Days from Passage - (June 11, 2010)
SB 646 Providing certain criminal sentences run concurrently Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  02/22/10 
HB 4188 Anti-Criminal Street Gang Act Signed  Effective Ninety Days from Passage - (June 11, 2010)
HB 4207 Making it unlawful to send obscene, anonymous, harassing and threatening communications by computer, mobile phone, personal digital assistant or other mobile device Pending    CONF  03/13/10 
HB 4261 Relating to writing worthless checks Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/01/10 
HB 4287 Providing that a person convicted of a crime, under the provisions of the West Virginia Computer Crime and Abuse Act, against a minor is denied Internet access as part of punishment and penalty Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/02/10 
HB 4367 Creating the criminal offense of obtaining nonferrous metals unlawfully Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/05/10 
HB 4372 Correcting a cross-reference in a pretrial diversion agreement section of the WV code Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/05/10 
HB 4382 Providing for forfeiture of property used in various crimes and the disposition of such property Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  03/04/10 
HB 4412 Reducing from six months to three months the period of delinquency for failure to meet an obligation to pay support to a minor Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/09/10 
HB 4422 Clarifying that law-enforcement may remove weapons possessed after service or notice of a protective order but before an actual hearing Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/10/10 
HB 4489 Increasing the criminal penalties for overtaking or passing a school bus stopped for the purpose of receiving and discharging children Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/15/10 
HB 4534 Increasing the criminal penalty for failing to stop and render aid after a motor vehicle accident; Erin's Law Signed  Effective Ninety Days from Passage - (June 9, 2010)
HB 4541 Authorizing circuit court judges and magistrates to utilize county or municipal jails to detain persons charged with a crime up to ninety-six hours, or, to confine persons convicted of a crime for not more than fourteen days Signed  Effective Ninety Days from Passage - (June 11, 2010)
HB 4604 Increasing the criminal penalties for persons who obstruct, flee from or make false statements to law-enforcement officers Signed  Effective Ninety Days from Passage - (June 18, 2010)
HB 4627 Requiring an automatic home confinement sentence for certain nonviolent misdemeanors Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/22/10 
HB 4628 Mandatory funding of community corrections programs Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/22/10