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WV HB3323
Bill
Status
3/12/2025
Primary Sponsor
Scot Heckert
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AI Summary
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Expands West Virginia's Law-Enforcement-Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program to include felony-level drug charges in circuit courts, previously limited to lower-level offenses
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Requires the expanded program to use a peer-to-peer based model for participants
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Provides diversions specifically for drug-related felony charges combined with random urine drug screening requirements
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Designates Day Report Centers as the primary providers for drug screens, while allowing tests from other approved drug screening centers
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Amends §16-5T-4 of the West Virginia Code governing the Office of Drug Control Policy's reporting and data dashboard requirements
Legislative Description
To expand the Law-Enforcement-Assisted Diversion program to include felonies in circuit court
Corrections
Last Action
To House Judiciary
3/12/2025