West Virginia SB321 authorizes the Attorney General to create a rule ensuring fair treatment of crime victims and witnesses.
West Virginia SB321 amends the Code of West Virginia to authorize the Attorney General to establish a legislative rule focused on the fair treatment of crime victims and witnesses. This rule, which will sunset on August 1, 2036, aims to ensure that victims and witnesses are treated equitably throughout the legal process. The bill introduces a new subsection to the existing rule, emphasizing the importance of this aspect of the justice system.
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