West Virginia HB4685 amends the state code to allow concealed carry of firearms on Capitol grounds and in the Capitol building.
HB4685 modifies the West Virginia Code to permit individuals with a concealed handgun license to carry their firearm on Capitol grounds and within the Capitol building. The bill specifies that individuals must present their permit and firearm upon request. It prohibits concealed carry in the Governor's office and the chambers of the Supreme Court. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines and potential jail time. The bill also addresses defacement and obstruction of Capitol Complex areas, and the possession of firearms in motor vehicles on Capitol grounds.
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