West Virginia Code > Chapter 61 > Article 7B – The West Virginia Second Amendment Preservation and Anti-Federal Commandeering Act


61-7B-1	Short title
61-7B-10	Law-enforcement immunity
61-7B-2	Legislative findings and intent
61-7B-3	Definitions
61-7B-4	Federal commandeering prohibited
61-7B-5	Prohibitions on police activity
61-7B-6	Prohibition on court action
61-7B-7	Permitted activities
61-7B-8	Attorney General authorized and directed to challenge unconstitutional federal actions related to firearms
61-7B-9	Attorney General to publish model policies

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