West Virginia HB5335 prohibits sexual abuse of animals and establishes criminal penalties.
West Virginia HB5335 amends the state code to prohibit activities connected with the sexual abuse of animals. It establishes criminal penalties for those who engage in such activities, including fines and imprisonment. The bill also mandates the forfeiture of animals involved in these crimes, payment of associated costs, and restrictions on owning animals upon conviction. Additionally, it requires a psychiatric evaluation and payment of costs in certain circumstances.
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