West Virginia HB4787 establishes the Anti-Terrorism Act, defining terrorism and terroristic acts, and setting penalties for various offenses.

West Virginia HB4787, the Anti-Terrorism Act, aims to combat terrorism within the state by defining terrorism and terroristic acts. The act prohibits terrorists from entering West Virginia and outlines penalties for various offenses, including the use of weapons of mass destruction, terroristic vandalism, and providing material support for terrorism. It also mandates restitution for victims and establishes mandatory sentencing for certain offenses.

West Virginia HB4787 establishes the Anti-Terrorism Act, defining terrorism and terroristic acts, and setting penalties for various offenses.

West Virginia HB4787, the Anti-Terrorism Act, aims to combat terrorism within the state by defining terrorism and terroristic acts. The act prohibits terrorists from entering West Virginia and outlines penalties for various offenses, including the use of weapons of mass destruction, terroristic vandalism, and providing material support for terrorism. It also mandates restitution for victims and establishes mandatory sentencing for certain offenses.