West Virginia Statutes

§ 53-8-10 — Statement concerning violations

West Virginia § 53-8-10

JurisdictionWest Virginia

Ch. 53EXTRAORDINARY REMEDIES

Art. 8PERSONAL SAFETY ORDERS

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Bluebook

W. Va. Code § 53-8-10 (2026).

Text

A temporary personal safety order and final personal safety order issued under this article shall state that a violation of the order may result in:

(1)Criminal prosecution; and

(2)Incarceration, fine or both.

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Legislative History

2012 Reg. Sess., SB191

Nearby Sections

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When writ of prohibition lies as matter of right

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Certification of proceedings in vacation; entry in order book

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Service of writ; how obedience to writ enforced

§ 53-1-12

Distribution of levy under mandamus to satisfy judgment against a political subdivision

§ 53-1-2

Jurisdiction of writs of mandamus and prohibition; by whom rule to show cause or peremptory writ issued

§ 53-1-3

Application for mandamus or prohibition

§ 53-1-4

Contents of petition

§ 53-1-5

When rule to show cause issued; copy of petition to accompany service of rule; when rule returnable

§ 53-1-6

How defense made; reply; amendments

§ 53-1-7

§ 53-1-8

Award or denial of writ; costs

§ 53-1-9

Suspension of proceedings where prohibition applied for

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In what cases quo warranto awarded

§ 53-2-2

Application for writ

§ 53-2-3

Award of writ; signing and attestation; bond

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