WV HB3189

Expands West Virginia's existing laws against smuggling contraband into correctional facilities to include federal correctional institutions located within the state

Makes it a felony (1-10 years imprisonment) to deliver items intended to aid escape or forcibly rescue someone from a federal facility, matching penalties for state and local facilities

Establishes misdemeanor penalties ($50-$500 fine, 3-12 months jail) for delivering unauthorized items like money, food, clothing, or written materials to inmates in federal facilities without permission

Creates felony penalties ($1,000-$5,000 fine and/or 2-10 years imprisonment) for transporting contraband such as alcohol, drugs, weapons, or escape implements onto federal facility grounds

Applies existing state-level inmate possession offenses to inmates at federal correctional facilities within West Virginia, including felony charges for possessing weapons, drugs, or telecommunications devices