West Virginia HB4434 increases penalties for bribery and corrupt practices, including disqualification from holding public office.
West Virginia HB4434 amends the state code to increase penalties for bribery and corrupt practices. It establishes felony penalties for certain violations, including imprisonment and fines. Misdemeanor offenses carry jail time and fines. The bill also clarifies that individuals convicted of these offenses are disqualified from holding any government office. The statute of limitations for misdemeanors is set at six years. The bill ensures that its provisions do not conflict with federal law.
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