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Preparing to consider a host of child welfare bills this week, members of the Senate Judiciary Committee held a listening session to hear from people who've been impacted by the system.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSen. Tom Willis, R-Berkeley, will serve as the chair of the influential Judiciary Committee in just his second year as a senator.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMembers of the West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee have moved two pieces of legislation approaching controversial topics — the death penalty and a repeal of diversity, equity and inclusion programs — one step closer to becoming law.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsNew Senate committee chairs were announced Wednesday, and all but one committee has a new Senator leading it. The May primaries set the gears in motion for a windfall of changes to the Republican supe...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsLess than 24 hours after the Senate Judiciary Committee voted down a bill to provide a minimum age for marriage in West Virginia, it was revived.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAs West Virginia law stands, there is no minimum age to marry. Children can marry as young as 16 in West Virginia, with parental consent. Anyone younger than that must get a judge's waiver.
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