SB1009

Providing immunity for those who work for Child Advocacy Centers while performing duties

Introduced·2/19/26
Intr Text

SB1009 provides immunity from civil action for those working at Child Advocacy Centers in West Virginia.

SB1009 amends the Code of West Virginia to provide immunity from civil action for individuals acting within their official duties at local specialized child advocacy centers, based on recommendations or opinions rendered in good faith. This bill ensures that staff, board members, and volunteers at these centers are protected from liability when performing their duties, aiming to support their work in child welfare and advocacy.

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History

Feb 19

Senate

Filed for introduction

Feb 19

Senate

To Judiciary

Feb 19

Senate

Introduced in Senate