These rules govern the procedure in all criminal proceedings in the magistrate courts of the State. These rules supplement, and in designated instances supersede, the statutory procedures set forth in Chapter 50 and Chapter 62 of the West Virginia Code.
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Rules of Criminal Procedure for the Magistrate Courts of West Virginia
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- Rules of Criminal Procedure for the Magistrate Courts of West Virginia
- Rule 1. Scope
- Rule 10. Pleas.
- Rule 11. Notice of trial.
- Rule 12. Pretrial motions.
- Rule 13. Service and filing of papers.
- Rule 14. Discovery and inspection; bill of particulars.
- Rule 15. Subpoena.
- Rule 16. Dismissal.
- Rule 16A. Joinder and relief from prejudicial joinder.
- Rule 17. Trial.
- Rule 18. Verdict.
- Rule 19. Sentence.
- Rule 2. Purpose and Construction.
- Rule 20. New trial.
- Rule 20.1. Appeal to circuit court.
- Rule 22. Enforcement of judgments.
- Rule 23. Forfeiture of bond.
- Rule 24. Search and seizure.
- Rule 25. Peace bonds.
- Rule 26. Time.
- Rule 27. Harmless error; correction of sentence; clerical mistakes.
- Rule 28. Revocation or modification of probation or alternative sentence.
- Rule 29. Discovery in misdemeanor actions.
- Rule 3. Complaint.
- Rule 30. Discovery form.
- Rule 4. Arrest warrant or summons upon complaint.
- Rule 5. Initial appearance before the magistrate; bail.
- Rule 5.1 Preliminary Examination.
- Rule 5.2. Offense arising in another county.
- Rule 5.3 Failure to appear upon a summons.
- Rule 6. Amendment of complaint, warrant, and summons; harmless error.
- Rule 7. Citation for traffic and natural resources offenses.
- Rule 8. Citation for other offenses.
- Rule 9. Plea proceedings.
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