WV HB3190

Expands West Virginia's public intoxication law to explicitly include intoxication from controlled substances, not just alcohol

Clarifies that "intoxicated" includes impairment from controlled substances as defined in the state drug schedules (§60A-2-201 et seq. and §60A-4-401 et seq.)

Allows law enforcement officers discretion in issuing citations to intoxicated individuals when a sober person agrees to take responsibility for them

Updates mandatory counseling requirements from "alcoholism counseling" to "counseling on alcohol and controlled substance dependence" for repeat offenders

Establishes that three public intoxication convictions within six months constitutes evidence of alcoholism or dependence on controlled substances