West Virginia HB4440 allows law enforcement to issue citations to students caught with nicotine in schools.
West Virginia HB4440 permits law enforcement to issue citations to students enrolled in public or charter schools found with nicotine products on school grounds or at school activities. The bill also outlines fines for repeat offenses, with escalating penalties for subsequent violations. Employers can dismiss employees for selling tobacco products to minors, and non-criminal penalties may apply to retail employees. The alcohol beverage control commissioner will establish standards for education, diversion programs, and community service.
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