WV HB3322

Expands West Virginia's prohibition on gifts and gratuities to public servants to cover all circumstances, including those received after an official action has been taken or an interaction has ended

Explicitly prohibits public servants from accepting gratuities regardless of whether the gift was anticipated or unexpected at the time of the official action

Applies to public servants in regulatory agencies, those handling government contracts and purchases, officials with administrative or judicial authority, and legislators

Maintains existing exceptions for gifts based on personal/family relationships, trivial gifts with no risk of affecting impartiality, and lawful campaign contributions made after filing a certificate of candidacy