West Virginia SB38 prohibits agency spending to challenge state laws, except for the Attorney General.
West Virginia SB38 establishes that no political subdivision or state agency can spend money to challenge a West Virginia state law. Exceptions are made for the Attorney General, who may challenge any state law. The bill aims to limit agency spending in support of legal challenges to state laws, except for the Attorney General.
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