Establishes a recall process for prosecutors in West Virginia if they commit prosecutorial misconduct.

West Virginia SB187 amends the duties of prosecuting attorneys to include a recall process for those who commit prosecutorial misconduct, such as repeatedly refusing to prosecute serious crimes. The bill outlines specific conditions under which a prosecutor can be recalled, including instances of misconduct. It also details the responsibilities of prosecuting attorneys, such as maintaining office hours during elections and assisting the Attorney General. The recall process involves a petition to the Attorney General, who reviews the matter to determine if a recall is warranted.

Establishes a recall process for prosecutors in West Virginia if they commit prosecutorial misconduct.

West Virginia SB187 amends the duties of prosecuting attorneys to include a recall process for those who commit prosecutorial misconduct, such as repeatedly refusing to prosecute serious crimes. The bill outlines specific conditions under which a prosecutor can be recalled, including instances of misconduct. It also details the responsibilities of prosecuting attorneys, such as maintaining office hours during elections and assisting the Attorney General. The recall process involves a petition to the Attorney General, who reviews the matter to determine if a recall is warranted.