West Virginia § 6-6-2 Retirement of incapacitated justices, judges and magistrates; expulsion of members of Legislature

West Virginia Statutes

§ 6-6-2 — Retirement of incapacitated justices, judges and magistrates; expulsion of members of Legislature

West Virginia § 6-6-2

Ch. 6GENERAL PROVISIONS RESPECTING OFFICERS

Art. 6REMOVAL OF OFFICERS

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W. Va. Code § 6-6-2 (2026).

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Any justice, judge, or magistrate may be retired from office because of advancing years and attendant physical or mental incapacity, in the manner prescribed in section eight of article eight of the Constitution of this state, and by rules prescribed, adopted, promulgated and amended pursuant thereto.

The Senate or House of Delegates may expel a member of the body in the manner prescribed in section twenty-five of article six of the Constitution.

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Any justice, judge, or magistrate may be retired from office because of advancing years and attendant physical or mental incapacity, in the manner prescribed in section eight of article eight of the Constitution of this state, and by rules prescribed, adopted, promulgated and amended pursuant thereto.

The Senate or House of Delegates may expel a member of the body in the manner prescribed in section twenty-five of article six of the Constitution.